Hello

[barndofan]

I haven't created a forum yet.  I'm not sure I can do it or that anyone will even be interested in my topics, but I want to give it a try.

[Caajscot (John)]

Oct 21, 2018 14:17:29 GMT -8 barndofan said:

I haven't created a forum yet.  I'm not sure I can do it or that anyone will even be interested in my topics, but I want to give it a try.

This is a Welcome Forum, this thread would have been better posting in here, I am sure that someone in the Forum mentioned would have answered your question or put you on the right tracks for creating a Forum of your own if you wished to do so. 

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Hello barndofan

Oct 21, 2018 14:17:29 GMT -8 barndofan said:

I haven't created a forum yet.  I'm not sure I can do it or that anyone will even be interested in my topics, but I want to give it a try.

Here are some resources that will help you when you do create a forum.

Multiple Paths to Resolving Problems
	Creating a thread on the Support Forum is the most common method of getting assistance. Be sure to read the rules for specific board on which you will be posting. Plugin threads by the author of the plugin should be replied to when you have questions about that plugin. In most other cases, you should create your own thread rather than posting your issue on someone else's thread. Rules/Guidelines for the Support Board.
	If you search the Support Forum using keywords related to your problem, you might find answers more quickly than creating a thread and waiting for an answer. Remember though, you should NOT request help on a thread created by another member who was asking for help. (hijacking) Also, you should not reply to threads made by other members unless your reply aids in resolving their problem and you should NOT reply at all on threads which have been resolved or have been dormant for more than 30 days. (necroposting)
	The Linked Help Guide is a wonderful resource. You can get answers without waiting for a reply and peruse it at your own pace. Reading the Glossary of Common Forum Terms and Acronyms will help you express your issue in terms that minimize confusion.

[Beckea]

Welcome to PB Family.

​For now you can check out General Talk​​​ to check out Proboards and get to know others.

Okay why not we help you with that.

What are your interested in?
What would you like to discuss?
Who would be your target audience?
Small is better than big to start and then as you get members add to it. Usually GENERAL boards are not successful but it is how you create it and work on it that will make it successful. Check out the forums here and have questions or anything I would suggest check out, ​Open Discussions​​​

[Shaliza]

Hello and welcome. Hope you like it here.