Sentence examples for in its forums from inspiring English sources

"We considered that whilst some users of the website had made negative comments about men in its forums, it was misleading of Fathers4Justice to imply through this ad that Mumsnet themselves had made or endorsed those comments.

His grades were sinking, and letters from America Online were piling up, citing violations of its policy against vulgar language in its forums.

But how will the site handle the criticisms that students and parents may wish to air in its forums — say, of high-pressure entrance exams, the kind of hot-button issue that stokes audiences at Mr. Thacker's revival-style meetings?

Holly Leicht, a co-director of Imagine New York, the largest effort so far to include the general public in discussions about the rebuilding, said the 4,000 participants in its forums were passionate about their desire to be included in the memorial discussion.

The company is asking users to let them know in the comments in its forums about what works and what does not.

Again, for a CMS that has nearly 24 million downloads, 10percentt market share, and 500K registered users in its forums, Joomla is relatively unheard of in the U.S. Another reason for this (and another one of its strengths) is that, since its inception, the service has been geared towards an international audience.

The question arose last week after Skout, a mobile social networking app, discovered that, within two weeks, three adults had masqueraded as teenagers in its forum for 13- to 17-year-olds.

Last week, University of Chicago biologist Jerry Coyne criticized Forbes (See "Why Evolution Is True") for including views skeptical of Charles Darwin's theory of evolution in its forum on the 200th anniversary of his birth.

T-Mobile, which addressed the connectivity problems in its support forums, said it was working with HTC and Google to determine the root cause of the problems some Nexus One users were reporting.

Like other recipients, Ms. Recchia-O'Neill won her spot through curiosity and enthusiasm: G.M. is seeking testers who are active in its online forums for fuel-cell vehicles.

The Purple Martin Conservation Association, a nonprofit organization based in Erie, Pa., has seen evidence of growing interest as well, with a big upswing in participation in its online forums since its Web site was introduced in 2003.