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Step 1
Explore the forums and special-interest groups on your Internet service provider (ISP) or online service.
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Step 2
Use a search engine and look for Web sites that focus on your interests. Many of these will have forums or chats.
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Step 3
Read the "posts" (messages) and follow the current "threads" (comments related to a single topic) for several days. See if the group has a FAQ (frequently asked questions) document and read it.
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Step 4
Write a post of your own once you have a sense of the general style and nature of the forum, and submit it for all to read. Be prepared for a mixed response.
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Step 5
Explain yourself if someone takes exception to your comments, but do not get into a heated argument via posts.
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Step 6
Determine whether your forum companions get together for chat sessions. Join in if they do.
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Step 7
Send e-mail to your new friends. Develop relationships over time.








Comments
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on 11/23/2008 test
Anonymous said
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