Always read guidelines before posting. Forums are not an advertisement for your site or newsletter. Usually, you may append a signature at end of your post, but review guidelines so Administrator does not have to warn you about advertising.

Don't submit a thread before searching forum for an answer. If you don't find an answer, post a thread in appropriate forum topic or heading. Senior forum members monitor posts while contributing their expertise on a wide range of topics.

Purchasing software? Ask if someone is using it, or a competitor's. Having trouble with AdSense scripts? Ask for a fix or a resource. Want some constructive webs site reviews, stick your neck out in a forum discussion. What about a home project? My daughter wants a bench with shelves in her closet. I found a home project forum where suggestions came readily from craftsmen. Just remember to contribute and help others with their inquiries. From advertising to zany script writing, forums may become your first resource.

Here's a short list of my favorites:

Your Membership Exchange http://www.your-membership.com/issues03/ex853.html

High Rankings http://www.highrankings.com/forum/

Best Practices Search Engine Forums http://www.ihelpyouservices.com/forums/

What You Need to Know About http://about-inc.com

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It seems to me that best forums are powered by vBulletin. This may not mean too much, but format makes entry and search effortless, and often these appear as most active discussions.

If you're willing to share your favorite forums, email me .

Roger is secret scribe for group, journaling all that organization does on a ‘blog’ or on-line journal, hoping to save their activities for posterity. Websites are being constructed on separate issues, and experts speak daily on email and video conferencing facilities. The Internet is a ‘home’ for these crusaders to share knowledge, true wealth in life. I snuck a peak at ‘Reducing Poverty’ website, ideas expressed there jolted me out of my ‘comatose’ normality. Famous economists and sociologists were discussing new ways to achieve a balance of wealth for all of humanity. Some concepts expressed were: A salary cap on all occupations; so-called ‘second’ and ‘third world’ nations become part of ‘one world’ after ‘first world’ countries share wealth and knowledge to develop less well-off societies; and how to set up basic industry to sustain populations with constant food energy, and economic growth.

Other websites were also equally optimistic and detailed in their practical approaches to solving problems. I especially found chat room for Environment Sustainability of interest. It looks like most people want to integrate nature back into being a basic part of human existence. I’m not only one who misses sitting in forest reading E books on my laptop, while listening to birds singing. I’ve always dreamt of throwing nuts at monkeys. Scientists here have heaps of ideas on how to regenerate Earth and bring back endangered species from brink of extinction to a state of balance.

Well, revolution is about to come, rich are going to share their wealth with masses, and important figures in government are putting wheels in motion for a true egalitarian society. Soon they say, secret will be shared with everyone, and all who wish to partake in bringing change will have chance to join cause. I know Dianne Winters will be first in line. I’ve been waiting to smile for a long, long time; I’m ready to put myself ‘out there’. Like Roger, it’s time for me to CONNECT, to become a ‘Fixer’.

By Jesse S. Somer M6.net http://www.m6.net