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Just reg'd http://www.officerprograms.com
Currently have an ezboard partially set up. Will develop it when I'm not so busy posting on other people's forums :)

What do you think of the name? Not too popular with ovt, but over 35 million google results. I'll have to wait and see what kind of type ins I get.

Here are some links to the more successful forums. These are for the individual services. I figure I can make a huge forum with all of the services, and with an easy to remember name, I will get tons of members. I hope!

http://www.nukeworker.com/forum/index.php?board=44.0
http://usnavyocs.com/portal/index.php
http://www.airwarriors.com/
http://marineocs.com/portal/index.php

I will probably stick with advertising http://www.military.com since they give you $.25 per free signup, and maybe I'll put a adsense bar. I wonder how well those do with forums.

So anyway...what do you think?
 
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Hey,

Nice one. I like it - mid XX :imho:

- DM
 
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StudioWorks said:
Hey,

Nice one. I like it - mid XX :imho:

- DM

Thanks, I can't wait to develop it!
 
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Anyone else?

Any other opinions?
Thanks!
 
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