Don't make the mistake of having too many subforums when you first start a forum, especially if you only have one or two members.
Otherwise, you will have a lot of empty subforums for a really long time.
Start a few catch all/generic type subforums and later as you accumulate more posts, you can divide them between more defined subforums.Don't make the mistake of having too many subforums when you first start a forum, especially if you only have one or two members.
Otherwise, you will have a lot of empty subforums for a really long time.
Start a few catch all/generic type subforums and later as you accumulate more posts, you can divide them between more defined subforums.
If the forum is about pets, then you would need a lot more than two or three subforums to really cover the subject.
But if the forum is about gaming or fun/chat, then you could have two subforums easily and still be able to talk about everything you need to in that limited space.What is your forum about?
If the forum is about pets, then you would need a lot more than two or three subforums to really cover the subject.
But if the forum is about gaming or fun/chat, then you could have two subforums easily and still be able to talk about everything you need to in that limited space.
Beverly
Otherwise, you will have a lot of empty subforums for a really long time.
Start a few catch all/generic type subforums and later as you accumulate more posts, you can divide them between more defined subforums. Don't make the mistake of having too many subforums when you first start a forum, especially if you only have one or two members. Otherwise, you will have a lot of empty subforums for a really long time. Start a few catch all/generic type subforums and later as you accumulate more posts, you can divide them between more defined subforums.
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