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[monsoon]

Welcome to the forum.  We just added an Arizona section so please feel free to join in.

[teshadoh]

If there is any hope, I started posting here in early 2004, & was most interested in the well established NC forum, the then growing SC forum & the GA forum.  The GA forum was only home to a moderator that posted news articles with very few replies, including a few from me.  Otherwise it was dead.  So I left...

I came back a year later & it was just starting to catch on, later through the summer of 2005 I would say it had grown to the current level.  Not nearly as much as the SC, NC or FL forums - but not too bad.  So give it time - eventually (especially if I'm ever able to move to CO) it will pick up.

[Front_Range_Guy]

It seems like the Colorado forum is still struggling to attract interest. There are a ton of Denver forumers on SSP... maybe they just like it there.  

  You need to hurry up and move out here and whip this place into shape TR. Until then I'll try to post as much as I can and try to find people interested in posting here, but I'm not sure how easy that will be.

Edited by Front_Range_Guy, 25 September 2006 - 11:16 AM.

[MJLO]

community building takes time as always.  We'll see where it goes. the big key is tenacity.  To keep posting attracts others.  eventually you'll see numbers rise.

[mcheiss]

Yes, just keep posting news and all developments about your cities. Tell your friends about the site as well.

[SkyDave]

Get the college students involved!!! There are plenty for student who are studying urban planning, architecture, engineering etc.  They would serve as a great foundation and a natural feeder group to get the forums to grow.