Do you decorate your website for holidays?

[Heatman]

Holidays are something that gets a lot of attention especially when it's a very big one. Take for instance, today which is the 4th of July and America's Independence, decorating and celebrating on one's forum will most likely get lots of attention and traffic.

I see a lot of forums doing this. Have you ever considered it?

 

[Grant]

I know a forum that did this sort of. Well they did April fools jokes every year. They'd make the site sometimes inaccessible, or they'd add obnoxious sounds and music. I always thought it was a fun way to get users talking though. Aside from that, I don't do too much for holidays, as I don't like to change too much for my sites.

 

[Busybee]

While it's true that holidays can generate attention and traffic, it's important to consider the relevance and appropriateness of holiday-themed decorations and celebrations on a forum. Not all forums may be focused on or cater to specific holidays, and forcing holiday-related content may not resonate with all forum members or align with the forum's overall purpose.

 

[Heatman]

While it's true that holidays can generate attention and traffic, it's important to consider the relevance and appropriateness of holiday-themed decorations and celebrations on a forum. Not all forums may be focused on or cater to specific holidays, and forcing holiday-related content may not resonate with all forum members or align with the forum's overall purpose.

You have a very good point right there and I completely agree with you there because anything that is going to be happening in any community should always have to tally with the purpose of that platform, otherwise it is not going to add any beneficial effect to that setup.