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There are no forums for you to view. There is no text telling me I need to register either.
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I would suggest Lacurrry having at least one forum on view to guests only advising them how to view and register for your forums 
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Or simply update the "there are no forums for you to view." wordlet to specify that all forums are registered only 
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indeed - but a welcome forum containing a post highlighting the benefits or registering would be a better sales tool.
Of course the forum would not be visible to members, if set up to only be visible to guests.
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True, you definitely have a point there Ian, a single forum only visible to guests with no posting abilities wouldn't get in the way and would be there just for a guest!
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HMMMMM, it is a private forum but I thought you could see the stuff on the sides and everything....hmmmm......so, how do I change this so that a guest could get the information to register????
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