Suggestion Allow members to propose their theories and discuss

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The discussion centers around the desire for a dedicated space for members to propose and discuss their theories and DIY projects. Previous attempts at creating similar forums, such as Independent Research, have been deemed unmaintainable, leading to repeated discussions on the topic. Participants express curiosity about the recurring nature of this request and suggest that a site logo might help clarify the situation. A member references a blog post for further insights on the matter. Overall, the feasibility of establishing such a forum remains in question.
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Hi all,
It would be nice if we have a place to discuss our own theories suggestions, DIY things etc. If it cannot be done please someone give link to such websites etc.

Thanks
 
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We had such forums - for example Independent Research - in the past. They proved to be unmaintainable. This was discussed many times in the past, like for example here and here.
 
Borek said:
We had such forums - for example Independent Research - in the past. They proved to be unmaintainable. This was discussed many times in the past, like for example here and here.
I'm wondering why this question keeps coming up. Maybe a site logo like this would help.

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Just say'in :devil:
 

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I've said everything that needs to be said on this matter here:

https://www.physicsforums.com/blog.php?b=2979

Zz.
 
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