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An Online forum is an internet software which allows users to virtually come together and generate content by participating in group discussions and sharing information on a variety of subjects. In fact, this is the most basic way of building an online community for a company, so marketing and product development teams can be directly in touch with their community of end-users and partners. In this scenario, community members provide direct feedback on products and services to a company and help them develop a more useful and effective product. Community members who develop an interest for the company's products or services, spread the word among their network of friends and contacts. Community members also support each other by sharing tips and knowledge resources. The combination of all of these interactions, translate into reduced costs and more effective product development, marketing, and customer support. Flexible Group ManagementCreate different groups for different users. This function allows you to either make forums publicly available or make them exclusively accessible to a certain group of users.
Members can privately communicateMembers can send and receive private messages (PM) to each other.
Comprehensive Forum Moderation ToolsForum is equipped with advanced moderation and administration tools. Administrators and Moderators collaborate with each other to keep the forum environment safe and clean from troubled users. Forum members can report unwanted messages to the administrators and moderators.
Broadcast topics and discussions through the RSS feedsReal Simple Syndication (RSS) feeds are automatically generated for every forum topic, so members could register to those feeds. These RSS feeds are also useful when a forum application is being integrated with other web applications such as blogs, intranets, content management systems, and other social networking websites.
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| Last Updated ( Wednesday, 09 January 2008 ) |








