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From what I usually see on movies and the stories I've heard it seems Halloween is fun but, here in my country Halloween is not recognized and we do not celebrate it. But for me in person I will love to celebrate it.

On Nov 5, 2026, Cory said:

I’ve always mainly depended on signature advertising on similar communities. Word of mouth is always nice; I received about 50+ new members on my forums Discord channel when someone was shutting down theirs and referred them to mine. I do submit my forum to occasional directories, advertisement forums, etc.

I think signature links on similar forums is also a good way to promote.

You just have to make sure you’re active enough and helpful enough where other members notice your link and want to be closer to you.

I don't have a car for now but I am planning towards getting one. I thought of buying fairly used car but the ones I'm seeing are not okay by me, they need a lot of repairs and all of that. It will cost me a lot so I rather save up the money and buy a brand new one.

I don’t think forums are dead or dying.

I just think there are cultural shifts going on.

New generations are into apps and social media.

Older generations are into forums and older platforms.

Once the older generations are gone, we’ll see where forums will be or we won’t see it because we won’t be here.

On Nov 6, 2026, dannyblackthom said:

A decision like this is never easy; in my view, if I had creative control, I would undoubtedly give it to LA Knight. He has long demonstrated an incredible connection with the audience, and in my opinion, he deserves to be the world champion right now.

I agree with this. 👍💙

On Nov 5, 2026, Gizmo said:

I’m hopeless at making friends in real life so wanted a way to make new friends online. I hate the chat room sites and stuff.

I used to enjoy IRC chat back in the day and Yahoo/MSN chats.

But I’m not a big fan of modern-day chats like Discord and Slack.

Thanks for the welcome folks 🙂

I love this niche!

On Nov 6, 2026, Excalibur said:

I was just thinking of suggesting there be a way to hide topics or posts from certain groups, like for instance, you want certain content be visible only for members and not guests, Will you be able to do that?

In regards to the post above yours, the hiding feature isn't really intended for hiding content from specific groups.

To clarify, hiding a post makes it invisible to regular members and guests, while staff can still see it. You could technically allow premium members, for example, to view hidden posts as well, but I wouldn't recommend it.

I think there are better ways to make content available to specific groups. The simplest approach would be to create dedicated forums and configure their permissions to control which groups can access them.

Do you like what forums are today or do you miss what they were like in the past?

I miss the days before HTTPS became a thing. Not because I don’t like security, just because I’m using that to reference when forums seemed to be a lot better in terms of popularity.

Of course, forums got a lot easier to user moving forward.

What do you all think? What was your favorite forum era?

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Having creative habits encourages original thinking, fresh ideas, and artistic expression. It involves recognizing that you can be unique with your arts if you dumped or adjust some bad habits to help bring out the best in you Some bad habit will gradually block every bit of creative mind. What are the bad habit we need to dumped that could hindered creativity?

Chad Gable is clearly the top contender—who else could it be? His in-ring ability is impressive, and his current persona as a villain—somewhat bossy and strict—definitely gives him a lot of character.

For me, Cody Rhodes gets the vote without a second thought; staying at the top of SmackDown while bearing the pressure of being the face of the company throughout 2026, and delivering epic matches at every PLE, proves what a true, full-time superstar he really is.

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