By my count 64 people have joined the old PF in the last week. — Monitor
By my count 64 people have joined the old PF in the last week. — Monitor
... and how many have posted anything or been active online more than 2 hours? — Mayor of Simpleton
I don't want to disregard the importance of new members. But one very important lesson that this site should take from PF is that curating a site's membership is just as important as growing it (indeed, perhaps more important than growing it).Given that this site isn't high up in the list of google results, how will this forum attract new members? Can it move higher up the list, and if so, is that achievable? — Sapientia
To each their own, but it wasn't nonsense. PF is made up of several forums (e.g., ethics, metaphysics, feedback), some of which had subforums (e.g., logic and math homework, politics, religion). These forums were also arranged in sections (philosophy, not quite philosophy, and off-topic). Calling sites that are arranged this way forums is actually quite typical in communities that devote themselves to multiple topics or that restrict certain areas to specific topics.Note that it's The Philosophy Forum, singular. I always hated that plural nonsense. — jamalrob
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