For the last 2 years, IW's has been my Homepage, and it will probably stay that way for a while.
IW's was my first forum and I will always like it the most of all the forums I vist ;)

Well, I don0t go as far as Hive to put IW as my homepage, but on my keyboard I have the 5 favorites buttons, and IW is the first.
I've used a few other forums, left some, been kicked out of others for various reasons, the only other "forum" I frequent is DevART, and I ain't active there much...
But seriously, IW is the best by it's theme, mods, games, crowd and atmosphere.. I'd offcourse like it to get more active members, but I wouldn't like it to go over, say 30k, as that would IMHO make it too frantic, too unmaneuvarable.. I'd like it to get biger only fo the really empty and slow weekends and such..

I consider IW a very good forum, for what I use it for (which is this general discussion, and also the subject of the Baldur's Gate series).

Of the other BG-related forums I've visited, most are ok, but one stands out in my mind as being particularly horrible: the gamebanshee site. Man, is that a site of crap or what? I recently saw a thread get locked b/c of a similar thread having been posted. That's fine, but the kicker is that the previous thread was over a year old!

I visit many other forums, but most of them deal with either baseball or the martial arts. That's a subject that won't get too much attention here. [img]smile.gif[/img]

I have several other sites that I like quite well, Cloudy's, Nacht's, and LadyZ'd Oasis is my fav, the discussion boards in my sig, and, oddly enough, Ladies of Neverwinter.

[ 02-20-2005, 09:01 PM: Message edited by: Attalus ]

UFR is my home. Even if I was born here [img]tongue.gif[/img]

And TSR is good too.

Not that this isn't. It just gets too fast-paced for me sometimes. Which is why I will disappear for ages and then come back later, when I'm hanging around doing nothing (exam revision times mainly ;) ).

I like small forums with tight knit members rather than big ones with too much of an outsider looking in.