If so, feel free to post a link in this thread.
-Darth Apple
I've owned many failures of forums before. I wanted to see what it was like being an admin. Though I'm pretty sure they're all down by now
(June 11th, 2013 at 4:53 PM)t3haco link Wrote: [ -> ]I've owned many failures of forums before.
Isn't that the truth.
(June 18th, 2013 at 5:07 AM)cheesesc4 link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=t3haco link=topic=149.msg1522#msg1522 date=1370969593]
I've owned many failures of forums before.
Isn't that the truth.
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The truth hurts D:
I have, it's a slow growing site but it's doing well! About to do some massive changes in design. Looking forward to that.ÂÂ
Site redesigns are always fun. Believe it or not Makestation got a massive site redesign like two days before its launch haha.
I might plan another site redesign sometime down the road. I think now is still a bit too soon haha.
I have owned many free forums (forums with no domain names), I have abandoned those.
Recently I launched another forum, this time I bought a domain name.
It seems like custom domain names help a lot these days. They allow for better SEO and the URLs are usually much easier to remember.
Yes, if you are looking for long term success you will need a domain name.
A domain name costs only around $10, every webmaster should have a domain name.
I'm very glad domains are as cheap as they are. It makes it much easier to get a website started. The only thing that annoys me is when registrars reserve certain domains and charge thousands of dollars for them. It's hard to get a good domain these days.
It will get harder to get a good domain name.
It is not a bad idea to purchase as many domain names as possible.
But of course:
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