As a community leader, one of the biggest questions you’ll face is whether you should always be adding new content to your forum or if there comes a time when you should step back and let members drive the discussions.
Some forums thrive because their owners stay actively involved - starting discussions, responding to members, and keeping the community engaged. Others seem to fade away when the owner stops posting, leaving members without much direction. Sometimes, you see forums thrive even when the owner is not involved.
So, what do you think? Should forum owners continue adding new content daily, even when their forum has grown? Or is there a point where the community should take the lead?
Some forums thrive because their owners stay actively involved - starting discussions, responding to members, and keeping the community engaged. Others seem to fade away when the owner stops posting, leaving members without much direction. Sometimes, you see forums thrive even when the owner is not involved.
So, what do you think? Should forum owners continue adding new content daily, even when their forum has grown? Or is there a point where the community should take the lead?