R2R Is A Better Community When YOU Join the Conversation!

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Hello friends,

One of the great things about Reef2Reef is that R2R is a REAL community of hobbyists sharing real thoughts, questions, struggles, wins, ideas, and even the random things that pop into our heads while staring at our tanks.

That's why you need to know how important new threads are to R2R.

They keep R2R fresh, growing and the people of R2R learning and pushing the envelope of their comfort zone!

So I want to encourage you to start more threads!

Ask the question you think might be too simple.
Share a thought you had about your tank today.
Post the “what would you do?” situation.
Ask about that weird coral behavior.
Start a poll and see what the consensus is.
Share something you learned the hard way.

Yes and even ask the same questions that have been asked 1000 times! There are always new members who need help and may not see the old threads and old answers.

R2R is more than just a website that people visit when they have a problem. We're real people, with real issues, with real success, with real failures and we need one another.

So help us, help the entire reefing community by becoming an active participant of creating new topics. We're not asking you to "spam" the forum just to make a topic, but we are asking you NOT to be afraid, NOT to assume that it's not wanted or needed. We're asking you to relax and to talk to us all! You never know who you might help!

So this is me.......I'm just a man......standing in front of reef addicts......asking them to love making conversations. (bonus points for those who get this reference)

Thank you all for making Reef2Reef the best place on the planet to discuss reefing!

Thanks Thank You GIF
 

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