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Please read BEFORE posting in the "Introduce Yourself" forumThis forum is a friendly place for new members to say hello to the BookTalk.org community. We love meeting new members and hope you take a few minutes to tell us a bit about yourself.
- Are you male or female?
- Where are you from?
- What are your hobbies or special interests?
- What sort of books do you enjoy reading?
- How did you find BookTalk.org?
1. Do NOT make an introduction post if you have no intention of interacting with usIf you introduce yourself you'll be greeted by BookTalk.org members. We get excited when new people join and we take our time to give them a warm welcome. But if you don't plan to respond don't introduce yourself in the first place.
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3. Use a descriptive subject line for your introduction threadA subject line shouldn't simply be "Hi" or "My Intro." Try something unique. It is always good to use your username in your intro thread title.
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