Noone posts any more.

[Richie]

The forums dead and very few people post any more unless they're being negative. Over 300 people havevisitedthe forum today but very few of them post. The forum is never going to be as popular as before if people continue to be followers and not leaders. Make some god damn threads and stop waiting on others to do it.

I reckon management should do a posting competition. I have always been against posting competitions but no-one postsany more so anything is worth a try. Perhaps you could do aseparatecompetition for spam. I'm sure there is a way to count spam posts, I believe the spam forum would get very popular and people seem to give out that the spam users aren't welcoming (THEY ARE ALL MEAN, I AGREE) but if you all come at once they wont be able to fight yous off . If one new person posts in spam they get told they're boring or weird, aren't we all? At the end of the day people shouldn't stop posting in spam for what others think, people think I'm an annoying attention seeking ***** (been told in the past) but **** the haters.

Give rep away, vip or do different competitions on the forum for to win itune vouchers or something. A 10£ voucher for a monthly competition isn't that bad.After allrevenueis generated from donater and adverts. Fair enough most of that cash pays for the server but with this forums activitythe adverts itselfshould be making a hell of a lot of revenue anyway. Its just the same old prizes and people have just lost interest. The forum shouldn't have to bribe people to post but i wouldn't call it a bribe it's more of an incentive. The competitions are great, the prizes are just all the same.

It doesn't take a genius to post feedback (sure don't i post it? ) I'm just pointing out the obvious and you know activity is a problem. I hope something is being done behind thescenesbecause if not, I'm worried.

[brandon]

The amount of posting isn't what it used to be or what we'd like it to be but saying that only 1 day in January got more posts than 5 out of the 6 days in February so far so that's a nice short term improvement. I'm not sure but I think that the advert and donator revenue doesn't even meet the server costs, but I believe we are looking into the idea of a posting competition and there'll be a good prize to be won.

[Kasabian]

Aye, I miss the old days. The days where you'd comment on a thread and within the hour that thread wasburiedwith all the new posts haha.

[FlyingJesus]

Would rather have 2 decent threads than hundreds of boring stories/questions/poor jokes tbh

Also this ridiculous theory that spam users are aggressively territorial doesn't help anything, not even sure why people still believe it when it hasn't been the case for at least 3 years

[Stephen]

DONT DO POSTING SPAMMING COMPETITIONS

I beg you dont do it

[Richie]

Would rather have 2 decent threads than hundreds of boring stories/questions/poor jokes tbh

Also this ridiculous theory that spam users are aggressively territorial doesn't help anything, not even sure why people still believe it when it hasn't been the case for at least 3 years

It is no were as bad as before but they still do make sly digs at people when they could avoid it completely http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=735633

[Sharon]

It is no were as bad as before but they still do make sly digs at people when they could avoid it completely http://www.habboxforum.com/showthread.php?t=735633

I don't get how you expect people to react to that thread though, hardly a spark for fabulous discussion...

I agree to with you to an extent, that's just a bad example to back up your point.

[Jordan]

I think we need to think of new ways to increase posting or create more active discussions. I do dislike the idea of a posting competition.

[Stephen]

how about we install something that turns us all into bots

when we're offline we continuously make threads about cheap viagra and stuff

[beth]

forum's never gonna be what it was, but i totes agree with tom that i'd rather it was 2 quality threads than 10000 really cringey threads.