Where Does PF Stand in Popularity Among Student Forums?

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In summary, the conversation is about a website that used to track the popularity of forums for helping students, but is now broken and not useful. The person is interested in knowing where PF (possibly a particular forum) stands on that list.
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Is there some website out there that keeps track of the relative popularity of the various forums dedicated to helping students? I seem to recall Greg alluding to such a thing at some point and I would be interested to know where PF stands on that list at the moment. Thanks.
 
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quasar987 said:
Hello,

Is there some website out there that keeps track of the relative popularity of the various forums dedicated to helping students? I seem to recall Greg alluding to such a thing at some point and I would be interested to know where PF stands on that list at the moment. Thanks.

Not long ago there was a board tracking website. However a few years ago it became broken without owner intentions of fixing it and now it's not of great use. You can rest assure that PF is the best!
 

FAQ: Where Does PF Stand in Popularity Among Student Forums?

What is PF?

PF stands for "Physics Forums", an online community and educational resource for students and professionals in the field of physics.

How does PF compare to other student forums?

PF is one of the most popular student forums for physics-related topics. It has a large and active community, with a wide range of discussions, resources, and expert advice.

What makes PF stand out among other student forums?

PF is known for its highly knowledgeable and helpful community, as well as its user-friendly interface and organized structure. It also offers a variety of features such as study groups, career resources, and interactive simulations.

Is PF only for physics students?

No, PF covers a wide range of topics in the field of physics, including astrophysics, engineering, and mathematics. However, it is primarily geared towards students and professionals in these fields.

How can I join PF?

To join PF, simply go to their website and create an account. It is free to join and participate in discussions, but there may be fees for certain premium features.

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