Somewhere to Introduce Oneself?

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New members are expressing a desire for a dedicated space to introduce themselves on the forum. Currently, there is no specific section for introductions, but users are encouraged to utilize the General Discussion forum for this purpose. The conversation highlights the need for a more structured way for newcomers to engage with the community. Suggestions for improvement are welcomed, indicating a desire for enhanced user experience. Overall, the forum aims to foster a welcoming environment for all members.
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I've lurked on this site from time to time, but now that I'm getting a little more serious about my studies, I figure I should hang out here more often.

I noticed there isn't a place for new members to introduce themselves, unless I've missed it.
 
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You're right, we don't have a dedicated forum for that. Feel free to use the General Discussion forum for introductions.

Welcome to PF!
 
lisab said:
You're right, we don't have a dedicated forum for that. Feel free to use the General Discussion forum for introductions.

Welcome to PF!


Oh wait, that was my passive attempt at making a suggestion for the site.
 

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