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I have completed my portion. I am Glitch on the forum.

I am done with my portion. I am still SemaSasa on the forum.

I am on top of it. Delivering by tomorrow.

I am done. Call me FieldGeneral on the forum

Tagging the fifth

Taking the second spot

Thank you

I am done with my portion. I am DarkNight

I love the design as much as [mention=1]Cedric[/mention]. As for the error message, I did not see it and I use lots of blockers that alert me to any type of malicious site, I would think it was a temporary thing but keep an eye on it

I am still posting.

I can take one

I am also slightly behind, but I will have caught up by tomorrow

I have completed my portion. I am Exoticdreamer on the forum.

I would summarize it all under one banner; keeping people returning. If you can find ways to get people to return, you will have solved many of the issues forums face. Increasing engagement, community participation, ensuring regular posting, keeping content fresh, ensuring a steady stream of new members (building a solid member base and community) are all actions that can help ensure people return. And they also all solve other issues a community leader might face with their forum.

Forums appear in search engines all the time, but they used to a lot more in the past. There have been several updates to Googles "algorithm" and search ranking functionality that has elevated platforms like Quora and Reddit in place of forums.

I have always thought this was the best option in terms of user experience. A sidebar should only contain important information (not all of your links and irrelevant information) and it should be sticky on large devices and not displayed on smaller ones. If a user does not or cannot see the need to make use of your sidebar, then it should not exist. Another thing to consider is that, if you are using your sidebar for navigation and other information, a user should be able to easily access those in other ways. For example, you can make use of your footer to show the quick links that would otherwise show on your sidebar on larger devices when users are on smaller devices. This allows them to have the horizontal real estate on smaller devices while ensuring whatever was on the sidebar is still on the page, albeit relocated. You can also use what developers call a "drawer" like this [ATTACH type=full" alt="Pure-CSS-Off-Canvas-drawers-Menu.webp]374[/ATTACH] to keep the sidebar out of the main view but still available if a user needs it on smaller devices.

Thank you

Taking the last spot

I have finished the posts and threads I took over from [mention=1]Cedric[/mention]. Username, V12_Maverick

I meant I finished the portion I took over from you. I am working on Cedric's now. Will be done my tomorrow. I did not want to bunch everything all up at the same time.

Finished this portion. Username, V12_Maverick

Do I need a new name for this portion? I already have two usernames on there. I can fire up my VPN, that should not be a problem if I am required to use another name.

Thank you. I think I edited but did not hit save.

I have completed my portion, I am PocketRockets on the forum

Yes it should, especially for texts from people in your contacts who might be sending messages that require context, nuance, and sensitivity. I saw the case yesterday. NOTE: The videos below discuss topics surrounding suicide and self harm. Avoid them if these topics are triggering for you, and talk to a healthcare professional as soon as possible if you are struggling with similar issues. This is an actual news story: Here is like a talk show kind of setting where they discuss it :