Anyone got any ideas on gay forum ratings improvements etc etc??
Hi All,
My forum on www.central-point.forumotion.com has kind of died off with activity and gone back to square one.. I feel im at a dead end and was wondering if anyone has tried to make a forum aimed at everyone and succeeded or failed??? Any advice would be good as i dont want to close it but thinking soon i may have to admit it and hang me hat up 
despite it being a free membership self activated site.. BTW ive done loads of advertising on scene, various websites etc etc and no interest
Hi Zeon. It’s me, boyfrompluto. I’m still here. Sorry to hear that Central Point has died off. What happened to Greyhoundgal?
I’ve been (still am) a member of one or two other (non-gay) forums, and the only one that ever seems to be interestingly active is one called www.kvraudio.com/forum. It’s a forum about music theory and making electronic music.
I’m wondering if perhaps gays are generally more interested in dating and ‘hooking up’ with each other. Perhaps you could try starting a world-wide gay contact site, to bring people from different cultural backgrounds together (for example Thailand and England!). Just a suggestion.
Take care
bfp
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