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Does anyone have any links to other forums like this one? I've used google to find some other forums but this one is the best I've seen so far.
yomamma said:
actually, that board sucks (science forums.net)robphy said:physicsforums has a higher thread count .
PerennialII said:http://www.advancedphysics.org/index.php
... might have some more content but activity wise can't compare.
dextercioby said:There's no point in comparing PF and other science forums.It's like putting an oversized lion and a bunch of kittens in a boxing ring...
Daniel.
I guess one likes to be surrounded by a lot of people than to only be alone.RadiationX said:what makes this site so special? I personally love this place,that's why I've given money to it. But what is the dynamic that makes this site "work" while others do not? how long has this site been around?
Well, it is physics forums (and not 'religious forums')RadiationX said:I do have one gripe about physics forums;we can't post anything religious. I think that this policy is a little shallow. I think that that this community is especially able to discuss religious matters in a way that would be respectful and would genuinely add to our community, but that's just me.
Gokul43201 said:I've looked at Advanced Physics and Scienceforums.
Neither has (i) the traffic, (ii) breadth and depth of expertise, or (iii) the quality of moderation and adherence to mainstream science as PF.
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