The most active forum?

**livewellfinance** · Aug 5, 2009 06:24

I used SP, DP, and Warrior..For me Warrior and SP are best forum.

**Shyflower** · Aug 5, 2009 07:05

Originally Posted by r937

probably because they're off the bottom of the chart

well, duh

you can say the same thing about almost all data that you can find on teh interwebs

Another factor to consider is that activity in forums varies from day to day. So what time spam are we talking here: over the last day, the last month, the last year, the last ten years?

Are we talking registered members or Active members?

Are we talking average posts per day or page views?

As far as the list goes, I think it's a very poor list. It would be much more useful if it were broken into the different types of forums. For instance, Karate, Dirt Bikes, Religious, and Web Developer Forums have little in common and there were several that were marked as "general topic" forums.

I see the members here cite their area of interest -- generally Web Developer Forums, so it generates the questions, "What type of forums does the OP want to consider in activity." My guess it would be web developer forums.

**Spencer F.** · Aug 5, 2009 15:22

Simply check Big Boards.

**r937** · Aug 5, 2009 17:47

spencer, please see post #11

do try to keep up. eh

**oby_one** · Aug 5, 2009 20:57

I thinks we looking a forum that have a active member not just a lot a member,.....

**sb225** · Aug 6, 2009 00:28

Originally Posted by Shyflower

Another factor to consider is that activity in forums varies from day to day. So what time spam are we talking here: over the last day, the last month, the last year, the last ten years?

Are we talking registered members or Active members?

Are we talking average posts per day or page views?

As far as the list goes, I think it's a very poor list. It would be much more useful if it were broken into the different types of forums. For instance, Karate, Dirt Bikes, Religious, and Web Developer Forums have little in common and there were several that were marked as "general topic" forums.

I see the members here cite their area of interest -- generally Web Developer Forums, so it generates the questions, "What type of forums does the OP want to consider in activity." My guess it would be web developer forums.

I agree with you
when i join a forum i dont look the member base or the active posters etc.I just look forward to get my answers.some sites show they have large members posts etc in order to attract newbies but they dont answer or help to newbies.

**dheeruyadav** · Aug 6, 2009 01:10

i think DP and Sp are the best forums on the web.

**enyasmith** · Aug 6, 2009 02:16

These sites, v7n and submitexpress are active forums

**cassano** · Aug 6, 2009 05:42

you can try ubuntu forum

**GeorgeB.** · Aug 7, 2009 05:53

Originally Posted by felgall

Of course the sig links are also only visible to those who are logged in so search engines don't see them anyway.

Oops, didn't know that was in effect.... I was wondering why all the people who actually have something substantial to say had either left or were bribed with staff positions to stay here

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It's sad because the majority of the posts now are DP style, poor english/barely coherent drivel. Even when they are replying to a decent thread starter.

Ah well, take care guys.

**austinjames** · Aug 7, 2009 06:00

sitepoint, DP and warrior are my top board.
I also would like to include SEO.ph very active community though.

**r937** · Aug 7, 2009 06:03

Originally Posted by GeorgeB.

It's sad because the majority of the posts now are DP style, poor english/barely coherent drivel.

interesting description

i wouldn't go so far as to say "most posts"

there certainly are a lot of posts like this in the SEO, Blogging, and similar forums, but nothing compared to the number we got while sig links were visible to search engines

the quantity of crap keeps dropping at sitepoint, and dat's a good ting

**Mark Adams** · Aug 7, 2009 06:07

I want to share the useful forum list, I hope it can helps you very much.
1. submitexpress
2. webmaster
3.webproword
4. webmastertalk
5.DP

**miccharlys** · Aug 18, 2009 06:26

Sitepoint, digitalpoint, v7n is the most active forums i found so far

**montananz** · Aug 19, 2009 02:56

Did any guys here also think SEOchat behave a little bit ……, I have noticed many people have red button, and most of them got 20 or 30 posts.

I don't know why, but I think forums are for people to communcaite, and many people indeed have good willings to learn, not every one is spammer!!

**myndconsulting** · Aug 19, 2009 06:58

Top forums indexed by Google as backlinks:
1. SubmitExpress
2. v7n
3. SitePoint
4. DigitalPoint
5. BZimage.org

**montananz** · Aug 19, 2009 09:01

Please forgive my ignorance, I have never heard about 1. SubmitExpress and 5. BZimage.org.

But I have just checked them both, and SubmitExpress is PR5 and BZimage.org is 4, besided all seems quite active.

Great info here, thanks dude.

**tikijj** · Aug 21, 2009 02:04

This thread is about the most active forum and so I'd have give the crown to DP. But a lot of their activity is generated by spam posts, so I prefer SP, V7N, and warriorforum over DP.

**tamal253** · Aug 21, 2009 23:37

Apart from them V7N,Seochat,webproworld and webmasterworld are thebest ones where I participate most.

**cncmcd** · Aug 24, 2009 02:45

I have got pertty good advice through all the responses!!

Thanks for all!!

**Angela12** · Aug 25, 2009 18:04

Dreamteammoney is an active forum... and also filled with money making ideas..I have never tried anything but I regularly that forum

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