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Forum Setup Guide: Free Options, Choosing .pl Domains, and Selection Criteria for Newbies

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  • #1 16255815
    mita
    Level 16  
    Where is the best place to set up a free forum, preferably with a .pl domain. Although I suspect that .pl free will not be.
    I'm green on the subject, so please bear with me. What should I look out for when choosing?
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  • #2 16256259
    traszka
    Level 12  
    If you want to set up a forum with a .co.uk domain, it would be best if you could find reasonably cheap and good hosting, preferably with no transfer limit - but first check the uptime, i.e. the uptime.
    With admin and MySQL access, of course.
    If you want to buy a .pl domain, find a company that will offer you a good price and a renewal for the next year.
    It is known that after one year the domain will cost +/- an extension of about PLN 100.
  • #3 16256656
    mita
    Level 16  
    And of the free ones without a .pl domain, which are the best?
  • #4 16257924
    xSzwagier
    Level 22  
    czo.pl, Hostinger or freeforums.
  • #5 16258002
    mita
    Level 16  
    Does any of the above sites offer forum browsing when logged in, or limit you to a few pages without logging in. Is this as standard or a paid luxury?
  • #6 16258028
    xSzwagier
    Level 22  
    In bbcode this can be set, this is the standard. :D
  • #7 16263014
    Starboy
    Level 10  
    There is also cba.pl, aaf, wxv, forumpolish, xaa. From what you know about cba and xaa you can handle the forum using FTP.
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  • #8 16293521
    Elektrooonik
    Level 29  
    If you insist on free, how about forums.co.uk?
  • #9 16342273
    ziomka22
    Level 2  
    Let me join the topic.

    I would like to set up a forum, free or not too expensive. I'm very keen on being able to control access - adding or blocking access to particular sections of the forum.
    Free forums work with Tapatalk?
    Does anyone have any experience?

    Thanks for your advice!
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  • #10 16418875
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
  • #11 16437739
    ziomka22
    Level 2  
    @hubotx thanks for the reply. The cost of £100 per year is manageable. The question of putting up the forum itself remains.
  • #12 16442669
    Anonymous
    Anonymous  
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  • #14 18470792
    kwiatek_123
    Level 9  
    I recommend 5v.pl as free hosting. The domain will be 5v.pl.
  • #15 18538617
    jarekcda
    Level 18  
    It's best to buy a domain with history, it will always be yours and you can move it anywhere, even for free hosting. You can also capture a good domain. Here are some suggestions for free hosting without ads free web hosting without ads
  • #16 20691100
    patrykspiny
    Level 1  

    You can use WordPress and bbPress plugin in WordPress, it will help you configure it easily. I also set up a forum on my website: [color=red] [link removed] [/color]

    [mod="Felini"] 3.1.10. Do not advertise websites or services in any form. [/mod]
  • #17 20691667
    jarekcda
    Level 18  

    It is best to set up a forum on a phpBB script, there is a lot of information on this topic.
    The domain is best captured on the aftermarket with history and links.
    I can recommend hosting on SEOhost with free HTTPS.
    Here are some proven hosting suggestions without ads: https://bazafirmy.pl/blog/wlasny-blog-za-darmo.php
  • #18 20764465
    spinex
    Level 16  
    If anyone would like to set up a forum, I am happy to host it at my place. I will help and advise what and how, because I am passionate about it for years :) I actually love phpBB, but today a much better choice may be Vanilla or such a Discourse. It all depends on the momentum ;) .
  • #19 20764914
    markooff
    E-Commerce-Betreuer
    Oh, that's cool :) .
    And may I ask - what platform for this type of activity - does the colleague have?
  • #20 20764980
    spinex
    Level 16  

    Nothing special, I just have hundreds of phpBB installations behind me and a lot of forum experience from the SEO, content creation, etc., but also the "logic" of the phpBB system.
  • #21 20765220
    markooff
    E-Commerce-Betreuer
    And it's nice to meet :) .
    I myself, for about a decade and a half - also dealt a lot (but also modifications) with phpBB.
    Also, on more than one occasion, I rescued such forums - after various "falls" and crashes.

    Greetings .
  • #22 20765248
    markooff
    E-Commerce-Betreuer
    jarekcda wrote:
    Here you have some free hosting without recalam https://bazafirmy.pl/blog/wlasny-blog-za-darmo.php

    Yep... Except that all these "freebies" are sometimes very expensive afterwards. Not strictly financially, but they do cost a lot of time and hassle in terms of providing such services.

    For me - personally - this works out to be a disadvantage, because I waste my work and time.
  • #23 21533687
    Theofilos
    Level 14  
    Better than fora.pl seems to be mojeforum.net, which is set up at http://www.forum.pun.pl.
    foruma.pl block access of Google bots, they also do not display images for non-logged-in users. All this makes for poor positioning of the forum page.
    On top of that, there is no way to add this page to Google Search Console Tools.
    myforum.net makes all this possible, but there is another problem with it.
    Activation emails do not reach users who have Gmail accounts.
  • #24 21533706
    spinex
    Level 16  
    I do not recommend it. It is a waste of passion, enthusiasm or energy for such services. The websites have engines from 10 or more years ago. No responsiveness, completely lame.

Topic summary

The discussion revolves around setting up a free forum, particularly with a .pl domain. Users suggest various platforms for hosting, including czo.pl, Hostinger, freeforums, cba.pl, fora.pl, and 5v.pl. Recommendations emphasize the importance of checking hosting features like uptime, MySQL access, and FTP capabilities. Users also discuss the potential costs associated with .pl domains, noting that while some services may offer free hosting, they often come with hidden costs or limitations. phpBB is frequently mentioned as a preferred forum software, with suggestions to use WordPress with the bbPress plugin for easier configuration. The conversation highlights the need for control over forum access and the importance of choosing a reliable hosting service.
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