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Yeah, forums are a good option. I really enjoy the fact that it's also an US space, not owned by others. While this may not be as active as Facebook, it provides us an alternative and an option to share information in ways we can't in places owned by algorithms.

Honestly, I'm just posting this topic so people don't have anxiety about posting in a space with no topics, lol. That said, it still has that "new forum smell" by which I mean... it's quiet, lol!

Hello, friends!

Welcome to the forum! This was born out of the reality that social media is no longer the stable platform we once believed it was. With some of the content policies Facebook and other outlets are engaging in, we decided to create our own space on digital real estate we owned. This ...

For those who are interested in participating in critique, there are some guidelines to be aware of regarding that process! While these aren't quite as sticky as "actual rules" a lot of them fall under our "don't be a jerk" principle. Also, engaging in proper critique etiquette can prevent you from ...

1) Do not be a jerk.
Should it need to be said, this is the first and most important rule. Be kind to one another, and show respect for everyone's experiences. Also, don't yuck others' yum. Folks like different things, and shaming or talking down isn't welcome. This also includes things like AI ...

Pffft. Yep. That's... pretty much how it goes.