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Deinonychus
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07 Aug 2012, 5:49 pm

Is the 'Getting to Know Each Other' Forum becoming a place to post (and receive feedback) -- as important topics posted in the 'General Autism Discussion' Forum too often "get lost in the shuffle?"

Several of the other Forums in WrongPlanet.net offer opportunities to maintain focused discussions!

Thank-you



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07 Aug 2012, 5:56 pm

This forum is really just for introductions and saying a bit about yourself; though sometimes members give more details and get more feedback. This forum isn't as fast moving as General Autism Discussion but it also has less viewers, so while your thread may hang around longer it will also likely be read less too. Swings and roundabouts. Just don't create the same thread in more than one forum because that is against the site rules (Cross posting is prohibited).



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30 Sep 2013, 4:39 pm

TallyMan wrote:
This forum is really just for introductions and saying a bit about yourself; though sometimes members give more details and get more feedback. This forum isn't as fast moving as General Autism Discussion but it also has less viewers, so while your thread may hang around longer it will also likely be read less too. Swings and roundabouts. Just don't create the same thread in more than one forum because that is against the site rules (Cross posting is prohibited).


It seems that threads, topics, and specific forums that often display responses through the 'Quote' function seem to encourage focused discussions.

I'm ready to post content mostly where responses are often made through the 'Quote' function; as opposed to the 'Reply' function which too often allows important discussions to "get lost in the shuffle!"