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ForumsGlobe returns to the Nineties style discussion boards and forums to facilitate communication on a range of subjects. It’s got an easy, intuitive interface, and is a good way to get in touch with people world wide
Why such a simple website when people are used to , and demand more? Will people actually use this? What other features does it have to attract users?
