The secrets to a successful thread
 

Hello forum

My wife was asking last night what on earth i post about on here. She was trying to understand what kind of things i chat about with you all.

I told her a few of the threads I had posted and she said "Im surprised anyone ever answers you Ron" How cheeky!

Today's question i'm asking is what have been your most successful and popular threads you have made and what do you think makes a thread interesting and engaging?

Interested to hear your responses!
Ron

Oh good question Ron. Any Donald Trump ones seem to do good these days. Also, ones about How do you pronounce certain words always get people arguing :think:

If you ask people about their lives there's usually a lot of people responding. Asking questions about how they do things etc interests people. Like the 'what have you eaten today?' thread.

My thread about my daughter's sleepover was a popular one. I think when you ask for advice people on here like offering their opinion which I think is lovely. It's proof that the forum is a friendly place! R.

Gay Muslim who says trans McDonald's worker should not get abortion now claims he knows where Madeline Mccans is and he will reveal it in an ep of GOT

threads about heterophobia always get enthusiastic responses

My most viewed thread was called 'Vote to save (Eviction 1 Spoiler)'
My most commented on thread was called 'Which political party is your fave' and that was made a little bit before the general election

So I suppose making a thread about stuff that is topical at the time works best for me.

'Babayaro's Regional Dialect' was a hit!

A Quiz for _____ are the lifeblood of Tibb.

threads about cakes not been baked usually does well

anything music related generally does well

(well if replies of "BOP" and gifs of weaves being torn off count as doing "well")

:laugh2:

I usually leak a picture of a nipple if I've got a game coming up