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You fail!!!! All of those logos are from cooltext!

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Since you are the one who has to add the content, you really should base what forums you add based on your personal knowledge. Whatever keeps you active will be best for the forums. When you start a forum, your first goal is to add original content. You therefore don't want to add any forums that you yourself are not interested in. The worst thing new sites can do is to have empty (or inactive) forums. So make the forums be what you want to talk about. As members join your site, that's when you expand the forums to meet their needs. Building a good forum is a process . . and when starting a new forums, less is definitely best. Keep these two things in mind: [*]There should be absolutely no empty forums (or inactive forums) on your website. [*]Never make so many forums that YOU can't post in every single one of them at least twice a day. If you can't post twice a day in each of your forums (on a brand new site), you have too many forums.

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Before we became WebFlake, there were actually several site names/logos rejected by the staff. I am going to reveal them to you, and the reason they were rejected. WebPhlake: This was Phun's original suggestion. Apparently, the letter 'F' doesn't work properly on Phun's keyboard. Either that or he is an idiot. The staff is still debating this. Bierberlandia: This was Purple's idea. Honestly, we all sometimes wonder if Purple understands that this is not a Justin Bieber fansite. Leech n Die: Justin suggested this one, and Hidden Ninja insisted on a Green Lantern-style logo and theme. We decided to go with something a little more subtle. ScriptCraft: Jrock thought it would be a cool idea to offer scripts and Minecraft servers. He is currently modding the site from a mental institution somewhere in the midwest. Hookers!!!: This was my suggestion. It almost won the vote, but Phun was worried that people would upload pictures of prostitutes instead of skins, applications etc. I had no problem with that at all.

IP.Content is probably what you're looking for.

On the bright side, you are one of the frontrunners for best supporting actress!

In all seriousness, this forum software and skin was built from scratch by the staff of WebFlake. It is not compatible with any of the applications by IPS, so all of the applications were required to be built from scratch. Here are some highlights of this new, cutting edge software: [*]Since Paradizee spent long hours working on it, we have named it Insomniac Paradizee Board (IP.Board for short) [*]Purple designed a new cookie-storage system which involves the use of actual cookies. Smugfly gained 25 pounds while beta testing this system. [*]Justin developed an all-new control panel named Access Controlled for Phun (ACP for short). Basically, it provides a fake control panel for Phun to mess around in, while giving the staff piece of mind that he can't destroy anything. [*]Cody developed the Report System, which has a great new feature which automatically places all members who have filed reports about other members in the "drama queen" secondary group. [*]Evarni designed the all-new Donation system - which not only gives donating members special privileges here at WebFlake - portions of all donations are automatically used toward the monthly renewals of Evarni's membership at Geek Girls Gone Wild. [*]Hidden Ninja worked behind the scenes, and we're actually not sure what in the hell he did. He is, after all, Ninja. [*]Jrock designed the Favicon. We made him think he was the only staff member who knew how to spell "W". Disclaimer: No actual ponies were hurt in the development of this website. If you suffer from an erection lasting more than 6 hours - whoo hoo! This site may cause women to become barren and heighten the sensitivity of nipples in men. If you see elephants, please call animal control. Not to be used while skydiving. WebFlake has been associated with steady weight gain. Children who are prone to stupidity should avoid using WebFlake. We are not responsible if your anus becomes red or irritated.

As your topic appears to be a support topic for IP.Board, we have moved it to the appropriate forum.

Veterans should also be proficient in using the search feature. By utilizing this feature, members can find helpful topics like the Veteran Members - Information topic that Corona and Sanctuary linked to. It also would have located the previously-posted How to be a Veteran? topic, which would prevent duplicate topics regarding the same subject matter from being made.

This is a nice idea, but all it's going to lead to is forum spam.

If I were to make a brand new site tomorrow, this is how I would advertise: [*]As Faboo said, the first step is to add quality original content. In short order, this will get your site indexed on Google. Plus it will allow you to proceed to the next step . . [*]Do not advertise your website. Instead, advertise the content on the site. For example, let's say you have a gaming site and you just wrote an interesting topic about a new Skyrim mod you developed. Here's how you would advertise your site using that: Use the +1 button to quickly advertise your Skyrim mod on your Google+ page or community. (You might also ask permission to post your relevant content on someone else's Google+ community page Look for Facebook pages about Skyrim, and post a link to your new mod there. Check Yahoo Answers for people asking for a great place to get Skyrim mods Post your article on StumbleUpon using the proper gaming category Post your article on Pinterest, and put it in a Gaming board Post a link to your article on Twitter and use the hashtag #skyrim or whatever the most common hashtags is for Skyrim mods are The lesson here is you want to drive people to your content, not to your website. Because your website is so new, people may not find it interesting enough to browse. But if you point them to the right place, they will read what your posted and may share it with others, or join your site to participate in the conversations.

LOL Now that made me chuckle!

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One person is more than capable of creating a successful website. However, when it comes to content it is essential that they: [*]Have passion and knowledge about the website's topic [*]Are willing to add original content every single day [*]Have the patience to know that 99% of websites can take months of hard work before they start to get active members. One of the biggest mistakes I see is webmasters "hiring" staff - when in fact what they are actually doing is "hiring" members. I have yet to see this method work out. Why? Because these new "staff members" are not dedicated whatsoever to the site. I have said it before and I will say it again. Before you hire staff, before you start advertising for members, you must add the content yourself. If you don't have the time, patience or the will to add content - you shouldn't be creating websites.

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