The discussion revolves around strategies to increase the popularity of the PF forum, which already boasts 30,000 members and a vibrant community. Suggestions include promoting PF through email signatures and encouraging members to invite friends, particularly those who share a genuine interest in science. However, there are concerns about maintaining quality over quantity, as increasing membership could lead to more disruptive members. The conversation touches on the need to define a target audience, with some members expressing frustration over content moderation that they feel is overly strict. Humor and light-hearted banter are prevalent, with playful suggestions like hosting contests or changing the forum's name to attract more users. The lack of female participation is also noted as a potential barrier to growth. Overall, the thread highlights a mix of serious and humorous approaches to fostering community engagement and attracting new members.
Oh, wait, you meant to get new people here. 
