The phrase "advice forum" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a platform or space where individuals can seek and share advice on various topics.
Example: "I found some great tips on the advice forum about managing stress during exams."
Alternatives: "advice board" or "counseling forum".
For more advice on bike maintenance and repair, visit the MadeGood advice forum.
Mail Boxes Etc., the chain of business service centers, is installing chat as a training and advice forum for its 3,000 franchisees, and DuPont is looking at chat as an aid for its corporate customers.
The new proud2serve website has also become an advice forum.
I like to view it as a free public advice forum.
Reddit user Technical_Glitch ran into a similar issue when an overly expensive trip to Legs 11 in 2015 prompted him to create a thread on Reddit's Legal Advice forum.
An Israeli study of an internet-based parental advice forum, reports almost all visitors to be women and that 62% of them were first-time parents [ 35].
Executives who run online financial advice forums say that topics about credit and dating receive hundreds of responses within minutes of being posted.
Add legal advice forums like r/legal-advice into the court website; and provide a platform for non-native speakers to voice their experiences to others within their communities.
"For any students who are struggling to make ends meet, we want to stress there is an active and easy-to-access support network available; from applying for student hardship funds from universities through to independent and anonymous financial advice forums, such as The Student Room".
It's still trying to network parents to other non-family members through community features (advice, forum-like "Groups," etc)., so it's not really laser-focused on the family-only vertical which would be a more risky (but interesting) endeavor.
Apparently realtors on the site, who often get leads from advice forums, aren't being charged for their customer contacts (yet).
