Help! Need content for forums (2026 Update)

May 16, 2005 Last reply: 20 hours ago 5 Replies
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Brand new forum with decent traffic....need content!!-- The site's Grand Opening is tomorrow May 16th ___________________________________________________________________



The Bean Cellar Virtual Cafe

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online haunt of poets, musicians, philosophers, and coffee lovers alike. Featured artists musicians and poets, free eBooks, games, coffee recipes, forums, chat room. Wide selection of gourmet coffees and teas.



Grand Opening Launch Monday May 17 Meet and Greet Launch Party 6pm-8pm EST May 16 @ #thevirtualcafe chatroom



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If you need content, why should I visit?

(Actually, please don't feel obliged to answer. I think we've heard enough already.)

/Lew

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Most ungracious to our coffee loving friends. If you join, your name will be put in a lottery for a free pound of coffee, is that incentive enough? And you can buy white tea that they claim is better than other white tea. Toci

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I dont see his comments as being ungracious at all. Here is a retail business trying to drum up traffic for his private forum by using our public forum. A forum that is , by the way, devoted to tea not coffee, our "coffee loving freinds" can discuss free coffee offers on a more appropiate newsgroup like alt.food.coffee. Why would we want to take tea conversations away from here and move them to his private business site? For a chance to win a pound of coffee!

Not hardly...

Mike

Mike Petro

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"In this work, when it shall be found that much is omitted, let it not be forgotten that much likewise is performed." Samuel Johnson, 1775, upon finishing his dictionary.

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Tongue in cheek, here. But even coffee drinkers have the right to hear the Message and come to the One True Way. Toci

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I am truly sorry, I should have realized that.

Mike Petro

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"In this work, when it shall be found that much is omitted, let it not be forgotten that much likewise is performed." Samuel Johnson, 1775, upon finishing his dictionary.

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