I'd imagine most of your blog readers and commenters are here to read your blog posts; if they want to participate in a discussion, it's likely to be discussing the content of one of your posts, which is what the post comments are for.
Vitaliy
· 2 years ago
I completely agree with the first comment.
Maxo
· 2 years ago
Me too.
sparky
· 2 years ago
I am in favour of establishing a forum.
The categories that interest me are as follows:
(1) IT security - particularly on topics like hacking and cyberwarfare between the US, China, France and the UK
(2) Atheism
(3) Critical Thinking Skills - Catagories on how to develop thinking skills would really interest me!
(4) Philosopy
(5) Strategy/warfare principles
George Phillies
· 2 years ago
For a number of topics, there are already established forums or the like. Progressive Democratic discussion has DailyKos and MyDD. My campaign is paying for creating a libertarian counterpart of Daily Kos, namely http://TheDailyLiberty.com . Larger fora tend to be more effective.
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I'd imagine most of your blog readers and commenters are here to read your blog posts; if they want to participate in a discussion, it's likely to be discussing the content of one of your posts, which is what the post comments are for.
The categories that interest me are as follows:
(1) IT security - particularly on topics like hacking and cyberwarfare between the US, China, France and the UK
(2) Atheism
(3) Critical Thinking Skills - Catagories on how to develop thinking skills would really interest me!
(4) Philosopy
(5) Strategy/warfare principles
But what would your categories be?