Sentence examples for popular forums from inspiring English sources

One of the more popular forums is a D.I.Y. tech blog run by Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories, a family company in Sunnyvale, Calif., that produces open-source hardware.

These days one of the most popular forums for watching anime is Niconico, a video sharing site where members can leave on-screen text comments during their favourite films.

They voiced it in classrooms, they associated it with the word of God from the pulpit, they projected it in barbershops, pool halls, and on popular forums — and especially, on rainy days, at the drugstore.

Since the president's address was announced on Saturday, students have deluged popular forums — notably the Web sites of The Columbia Spectator, the campus newspaper, and Bwog, a student-run blog — with hundreds of anonymous comments, which range from gracious acceptance to gratuitous venom.

One of the country's most popular forums, operated by The People's Daily, carried an anonymous line that read: "Now that we've won the Olympics, can we squeeze out just a little bit more money for rural education?" Some Chinese interviewed said that political freedoms might improve as the Olympics loom.

Gaia Online, a social network/virtual world hybrid that includes one of the web's most popular forums, has laid off 36 employees, or around 20%13%% of its staff.

Weixin is now the most popular forum in China.

Twitter, for example, is a popular forum for exchanging 140-character comments about this or that.

For several years, the microblogging site Weibo was the most popular forum in China.

"'Avatar' tells the story of a violent revolt against illegal house demolitions," wrote one commentator on the popular forum Tianya.

In March the government banned the microblogging site, a popular forum for protesters, though this was overturned by the courts.