[Alf]

Originally Posted by Jigs

I think that forums are a dying breed when it comes to discussion platforms & how people choose to stay connected

The "instant messaging" style of .... other .... sites is much more appealing than having to try and find the relevant section/thread to post your thoughts in.

I don't actually know a single forum that is thriving rn. Maybe it's just becoming an outdated concept.

You're probably right, all the forums I go on, including ones for British comedy and Rugby league, are all far much quieter and slower than in the past.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Alf

You're probably right, all the forums I go on, including ones for British comedy and Rugby league, are all far much quieter and slower than in the past.

It's strange, cause what with covid and that, you would think the figures would have risen.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by parmnion

It's strange, cause what with covid and that, you would think the figures would have risen.

They actually did for a couple of months, the forum was very active in April/May 2020 and everyone was getting on better than usual as well, because everything was so bizarre and crazy in the world. But then everyone got used to it and cabin fever started to set in and everyone ended up worse than usual .

[Beso]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

They actually did for a couple of months, the forum was very active in April/May 2020 and everyone was getting on better than usual as well, because everything was so bizarre and crazy in the world. But then everyone got used to it and cabin fever started to set in and everyone ended up worse than usual .

The clapping argument didnt help.