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Awesome [mention=62]Ravenfreak[/mention], welcome to the Content Team!

Welcome to the forum, Henry. I've seen you in one of many places! :)

It's always a pleasure to have you on board, Kyng! I too am 34.

I almost tried using Google AdWords/Google Ads once, but it said my campaign was disapproved due to having malicious software on my board, which I didn't. After thinking about it briefly, I gave up on that idea.

Do you have or are inspired to have a "Bucket List"? To be honest, I don't think I have one. My goal is to survive and find contentment in life.

I'll pay 250 credits for jCodes to be reviewed. :)

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I probably would have tried to pre-promote and post more content before the grand opening.

I have a lot of impressions and my clicks have gradually been increasing, but I went from 30+ pages worth of links indexed on Google to 10-.

Welcome aboard! We hope to see you around!

Hey there, welcome to the forum! Enjoy yourself while you're here!

Lucky number 34 - my age!

I don't currently have any staff, I'm flying solo. However, if I did have staff members I would probably reward them somehow, maybe 500 credits per month that they can use in our shop for their continued activity and contributions. If they had no use for the shop, I would try to find a different means of perks.

Is what the niche is going to be a secret for now?

Excuse me sir, I was 14 when I started using message boards.😆 However, I didn't even know COPPA existed at the time, so I guess consider me lucky for starting to use forums at the age of 14.

It's much better than a ticket, my friend! Today is the day we start putting all the Christmas decorations up.

jCodes https://jcodesresources.com/ jCodes has hundreds of resources available to Jcink administrators of all kinds, a discussion area for coding, discussion areas for off-topic, and more!

I think the way I personally build loyalty is by always being there in times of need when it comes to coding support or requests for the platform I use. People often look up to me in times of need for their community when it comes to coding because I've been doing it for so long, I have built up a reputation as a known coder on the current platform I support and past platforms, and I'm always trying to think of new ideas for codes I can add to the resources database on my board. Supporting others and being there for them in times of need can help build loyalty.

I check my Cloudflare and Google Search Console traffic data every day, sometimes every other day, sometimes multiple times a day. I sit in front of the computer consistently when I'm at home and I check various things over and over again, and my traffic history is one of them.

But, no seriously, that was one of the most extensive, refined responses I've seen about programming on a forum. A lot of it made sense to me, of course, more on the front-end side of things than the back-end, but it was a well-thought-out response to someone who has struggled to learn more and find the motivation to do it.

The "Community Chat" thread, which is for general chit-chat. It is sitting at 1,400+ replies.

Required? So, it's no longer a requirement?

This. It's generally hard to enforce such laws. I know it will probably be better than COPPA where all you do is check a box confirming you're 13 years or older, but there are so many loopholes a 16-year-old can do to get around such a restriction.

I don't drink beer. I don't even drink alcohol. I dislike most of the taste and I don't want to become addicted if I did.