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Why are there so few members? Wed Jul 14, 2004 10:32 am  Why are there so few members?
 

When you look at our forum you might think «why are there so few active members?» Well, the answer is rather simple: It takes time and a lot of effort to build a real community. Please, bear in mind that most of our users speak English as as second language so for them it's even more difficult to express their ideas. I recently spoke to Jeremy, an expert in setting up internet forums. If you like you can read the first part of our interview here:
http://www.english-test.net/esl-cafe/5/index.html
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Why are there so few members? Wed Jul 14, 2004 12:50 pm  Why are there so few members?
 

Hi Torsten Smile)
I agree that it takes a lot of time & effort to build a community, but still I think that this forum is very specific. It can`t be compared for me with the forum of my net or just other forums devoted to different topics. This forum has a very interesting but at the same time rather difficult topic-learning English... Anyway, it must have been full of some new posts but I don`t really understand why it`s a bit empty...Yes, it`s difficult to express the things and ideas in English, BUT! One should try, don`t you think so??? I spend now much time online thanks to this forum and I like the way i spend this time Smile))
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