Exactly right, I was thinking about having a forum on my site but I dont want to distract people from the content, it’s already a community with the comments on the blog.

Ultimately its personal preference dont you think?
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Great post….you have covered all the points. I was thinking of attaching a forum to my aviation website, and I knew it would do well. But then, due to a paucity of time, I sold the website and for 9 times my investment. And it would have been even more if i had a forum…..but now I can’t do anything but repent :p

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Ask yourself these 5 questions Is What I suggest To My friend,
Some People dont Have patients,
They Just Setup both as soon as possible,
i Have seen alot like that,
Nice advices There Keep Up The good work

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Ya i agree with the above article, But I personally do not believe in maintaining forum b coz according to me blogs are better easy to develop rather then forums. It may possible that i am saying like this is b coz i have never tried to start a forum…

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I too love Forums… Even i like 2 participate in dat interesting threats… bt the only thing (as u said) with forums is that they are so hard to get an active community going with it.
And attaching Forum wid Blog, i dnt thnk its a good idea…..

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I agree with Ryan, because most of the time RSS Subscribers don’t even visit the site, unless to read comments and such. So, many people mistake the number of your subscribers to be a reflection on the site’s activity – that may be somewhat true but it’s not very accurate.

The last thing you need, is for a new visitor to view your website, enjoy it but get ‘thrown off’ when they see an inactive forum!

Still, i think even if the most noobiest of forum managers (like myself) follow Alex’s steps, even we can do wonders

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I personally don’t think its a great idea to have a forum, even if your such a huge blog poster with thousands of subscribers.

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