Well that sounds nice but I am interested in people reading and responding and learning through questioning. I have had at least twenty sites set up sideboards and in every case it has not lead to what I would (and do get) on General Boards. At one site a person suggested I should post only on the sidebiords when I am saying something that causes thinking - that most unusual and dreaded thing - it would seem. They had made me Member of the Month and they had invited me to be the first man in their group a year earlier. I left with nary a further mention. The person who made the negative remark traced me to my research group and apologized in a back-handed manner rife with accusatory tones and innuendo.
I guess the simple thing I can say relates to the matter of time and the investment I have made in my work and purpose. When I am not getting any real action I move to new sites. I left here once before after joining while many of us were on the Jim Marrs site. He continues to help in meaningful ways. On fact I am now at the point where I can see that Jim was right to spend little or no time on the web. It is almost always an ego thing with people.
I have recently seen a poll at one site addressing whether or not people read the sideboards and it was part of why I put these things together. I am not particularly interested in having people do a browser search on me and then having them look at a site that shows next to no activity on my threads because they are on a sideboard. It affects sales negatively and without sales I cannot see getting people to read what really counts. Not just snipettes of books that cannot tell the facts as they must be integrated if things are to be really understood. Actual facts require integration with all manner of perspectives and addtional support from numerous disciplines generally. Otherwise it ends up being disinfortainment. And lord knows that is the norm along with lies and miss-story!