my Star Trek forum

[startrekrcks]

Would you like to join my Star Trek forum

http://trek4evr.proboards.com/

 

[blaXXer]

Not much info, cmon, sell it to us!

 

[startrekrcks]

Could you help me you could be administrator or moderator if you like

 

[Misfit Toy]

Moving to Websites...

 

[startrekrcks]

does anyone want to join

 

[startrekrcks]

Is anyone at all interested

 

[blaXXer]

Could you help me you could be administrator or moderator if you like

no, because I have a life.

 

[startrekrcks]

is anyone interested in joining it needs more members

 

[CoveTom]

With all due respect, the forum you are promoting seems to be a rather bad attempt to copy TrekBBS. Even the descriptions of the boards are the same, with things like "All good things come to an end... but not here." If you want there to be interest in your forum, it's going to have to be something a little more unique than that.

 

[startrekrcks]

why do you have any suggestions smart ass

 

[startrekrcks]

Could more people join my forum it needs members

 

[startrekrcks]

could people please join my forum please

 

[Barbreader]

could people please join my forum please

There are already quite a few Star Trek Forums, the Trek BBS being only the largest. Many have been abandon for lack of traffic. May I ask why you are creating a new forum? What makes your forum a better place to post than existing forums? Is it aimed at a specific audience (e.g., for people born after 1990, or for people who only like TOS, and don't want to discuss other Trek, etc.) If you cannot answer these questions, I encourage you to instead put your energy into something which is needed and absent in the Trek community, rather than repeating work already being done.

There are, for example, a lot of existing Fan Film projects seeking help. You might consider volunteering to work on CGI for one near you. You can look at my Fan Film Production Company Map to find one, in Blog 4 of my website (which is my signature).

It would be a pity to waste your energy repeating the work others are doing when there are many creative things that you could be doing that would contribute to the Trek community.

 

[Tom]

Begging for members to join is very juvenile, how old are you?

Having created many scifi sites myself I can offer some tips.

- There are many trek sites out there, they really need to find a niche if you want it to succeed.

- Try to use a domain name rather than a generic probaords forum

 

[startrekrcks]

I am going to close it down because people are not appreciative just bashers

 

[startrekrcks]

and I am 21 years old

 

[Kelso]

They tried to offer some advice... you called names and pouted. You're not putting your best foot forward.

My first thought was similar to theirs... why would I jump to join a new Star Trek forum? I am already posting on a huge Star Trek forum.

If you want to my membership then you need to offer something that I'm not getting here (and, you know, act like an adult).

 

[startrekrcks]

ok I won't be making another forum because there is Star Trek forums.

 

[startrekrcks]

If people are willing to help me with my forum because I have already made a new one.

 

[startrekrcks]

because I thought it would be a good idea to make my own Star Trek forum