Specific criteria for choosing and starting a discussion topic

[Deleted User]Bles (deleted user)

What things should one consider when choosing a topic for a discussion thread? What are the most effective strategies for opening the conversation on a discussion thread? Should one open with rhetorical questions, sarcastic comment, provocative statements, anecdotes or moral didactic stories? What topics are good ones to spark open minded conversation in the community?

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  • [Deleted User]Wesk (deleted user)

    One would think that all discussion threads on a platonic cuddling site would be about platonic cuddling.

  • @Wesk Have you looked at the threads in the general forum? Not that many are about cuddling.

  • [Deleted User]Wesk (deleted user)
    edited October 2019

    I understand @Blueiris, but I was stating an opinion. I do not like social threads on websites here and or anywhere else on the net. From my experiences, all they do is cause senseless dramas while having very little substance. I am pretty much homebound these days and spend a lot of time on the net.

    I have a word for common internet threads (sitters) that I discover this after my health drew me into early retirement and years before I find out Cuddlecomfort.com.

  • @Bles I like cuddling related topics that enhance the community in some way and allow people to give their own insights. Lots of examples in this collection:

    Cuddling discussions and resources

    "What are the most effective strategies for opening the conversation on a discussion thread?"

    I think it's helpful to leave it open ended and allow for different opinions rather than giving an immediate / definitive answer to a question you ask in a thread. Personal experiences are always good to hear.

  • Most of the most interesting and commonly used threads are not about cuddling at all. I find it is also good to have threads that show interests and commonalities in people. This site would get a little boring if it were all about cuddling all of the tine.

  • @pmvines Exactly. Given the number of people on CC, there is not that many people posting in the forum anyway. Limit it and, well, you get the point.

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