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  1. Cpvr

    Members and Staff Lurkers

    I'ma firm believer that lurkers lurk until the get the feel of a community, and join when they're ready. They are essentially the backbone of the community. They are silent community members, and they are essentially members as well. They also, more than likely spread a forum's content without...
  2. Cpvr

    vBulletin If vBulletin had a better style...

    Oh for sure. If it went back to the vBulletin 3 or vBulletin 4 design era, I would love the software again. I miss those vBulletin days.
  3. Cpvr

    I noticed this thing

    Lmao. All I thought of from seeing "Dough ball" is now I want some cookies. :ROFLMAO:
  4. Cpvr

    What's the last song you listened to?

    I'm currently listening to so Alive by king kuma
  5. Cpvr

    What have you recently created with AI?

    @Heatman recently created a Tennis game featuring two wolves https://www.facebook.com/share/r/171rTPCgQt/ I also recently created a new video where two animals play a game of Kickball. I've always envisioned an area where animals can explore, play, and explore virtual worlds, so I decided to...
  6. Cpvr

    Hiding forum statistics

    I'm not a fan of hiding my forum stats, but I do keep them on the side bar under the "Who's online" list. I used to have it located on the normal location on the forum's homepage, but I decided the sidebar was the best location for it. I also keep a track logger in my staff forum where I log my...
  7. Cpvr

    Is a boring platform the best choice?

    I agree with you on this one. A boring platform is better than one that has a ton of features, that can be somewhat useless and pointless to the user base at hand. Simplified is better.
  8. Cpvr

    This is Larry here!

    Welcome to the community!
  9. Cpvr

    10 Minutes a Day to Promote

    This is one of the easiest ways to promote and effective methods. I do have way more luck in gaining members when I utilize my go-to sites. I do plan on promoting more often though.
  10. Cpvr

    What have you recently created with AI?

    AI tools enable us to create graphics, videos, or scripts, but what are some things that you've recently created with AI? Have you recently some new graphics or videos with it? If so, I'd love to see some new things that you've recently created with it. As for me, these are some of my latest...
  11. Cpvr

    10 Minutes a Day to Promote

    I admit, I haven't been promoting my forum as much as I used to. But, with 10 minutes a day to promote, I'd promote on social media via Tumblr, Reddit and Threads. I'd prowl through reddit and find related topics that are related to my niche & drop a link to my forum that's relevant to the...
  12. Cpvr

    Profit Monetize Later: A harder thing to do?

    I believe so, especially if your forum is already free-to post on. I'd rather introduce ads instead of paid-membership if I were to go this route. Ads would be a much better alternative instead of charging my user base to use the forum(with extra perks).
  13. Cpvr

    Migrating Your Website to a New Host

    I usually use the CPmove tool and I generally don't have any downtime. If there's any downtime, it's less than 35-45 minutes like @Tracy stated.
  14. Cpvr

    Slow Growth = Healthier?

    Slow and steady is the best type of growth, tbh. At the end of the day, the turtle won the race.
  15. Cpvr

    Ever been in a wreck?

    I have a few times. My last car wreck was a few years ago.
  16. Cpvr

    Talk about for hours

    I haven't, no, but I did make an off-topic forum back in the day. It did quite well. A food forum sounds quite interesting though, I do think it would do well, too.
  17. Cpvr

    The person you've known the longest?

    Forums wise? It's definately @Shawn Gossman, we've been buddies for close to over what.. I believe over 10 years now? Maybe longer than that. Time sure flies by! We met back back in the early TAZ days.
  18. Cpvr

    Talk about for hours

    Web development, forums, seo, video creation, social media, and sports. I can also discuss food for hours. Motivational and inspiration topics is also something that I can indulge in for hours.
  19. Cpvr

    Members and Staff Your built-in spammer protection radar?

    My #1 early warning sign is an avatar that feels out of place, especially when it isn’t game-related or doesn’t match the community vibe. That usually puts them on my radar right away. I’ve also noticed a common pattern where a new user makes a normal-looking post, then comes back days later...
  20. Cpvr

    Moving old content to archive boards

    I don't practice this, but I do keep all my content available in the forums so anyone can access them. I do think it's a good idea to have an archive if your forum's topics are over 10 years old though.
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