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Tuesday, January 21, 2014

Join "Front Porch Forum"

Neighboring towns are finding it helpful to utilize "Front Porch Forum" to share information.

Helping Neighbors Connect

Front Porch Forum is a free community-building service. Your neighborhood's forum is only open to the people who live there. It's all about helping neighbors connect.
So far, 28 people from Weathersfield have requested this free service, but until we have 50 (22 to go!), our town cannot be "Switched ON."

For more information, click on :
http://frontporchforum.com/

http://frontporchforum.com/areas/421/flyer


What is Front Porch Forum?

FPF is in the business of helping neighbors connect and build community. Since 2006, we’ve been hosting regional networks of online neighborhood forums where clearly identified nearby neighbors share postings about all sorts of topics.

Why does FPF need my street address?

FPF requires your street address in order to place your account in the FPF neighborhood forum where you live. We do not share your street address with anyone (see our Privacy Policy). Your street name (but not your house/apt. number) is revealed to your nearby neighbors when you submit a posting to FPF.

Where is my archive? How do I see past postings?

Click LOGIN in the top right corner of your screen. Once logged in successfully, click the Archive tabs... then browse or search to find what you're looking for..

Is it available in my area?

FPF started in Burlington, Vermont, USA, and is growing.

Is Front Porch Forum free of charge for users?

Yes, FPF core service is free to its members.

Is Front Porch Forum private or wide open?

FPF neighborhood forums are private, limited to just the folks who live in each area, plus local public officials.

How do I sign up?

Go to our home page and enter your street address. Follow the prompts from there.

How do I post to my Front Porch Forum?

Once you’re signed up, you may post via email or our website. Log into this website or see your FPF e-newsletter for details.

What do people post about on Front Porch Forum?

Members post on just about any topic that neighbors discuss. Common issues include lost pets, mechanic recommendations, block parties, break-ins, helping neighbors in need, group buying, politics, buy/sell/give away items, wildlife sightings, and much more.

What kind of topics are allowed on Front Porch Forum?

Most topics are welcome, although neighbor-vs-neighbor attacks are not (see FPF Terms of Use). People use FPF in lots of ways. Our goal is to help neighbors communicate, not to tell them what to talk about.

1 comment:

  1. the highlighted webpage??????kinda of a dead link, it justs bring you to a page that highlights weathersfield area on a map but not how to join. Confused

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