Subdirectories of Chats and Forums:
Categories related to Chats and Forums : Issues : Society: Society: Issues: Online Issues Polls (25) Society: Politics: Chats and Forums (25) Websites on Chats and Forums: Action Forum Discussion forums with ratings of posts from readers. Canadian Content Forums Discussion about issues surrounding Canadians, anywhere from politics to computing to gaming. No registration required. Cypriana's Corner Discuss world politics, religion, and issues, as well as chat. Global Ideas Bank A suggestion box for socially innovative non-technological ideas and projects, with £1,000 UK sterling awards annually for the best ideas or projects submitted. I Got Issues A place to post an issue or to respond to an issue someone else has posted. If I am... Members discuss what they would do were they a doctor, a politician, a rocket scientist, and a porn star. Users must select a username and password before posting a new message. LibertyPost News discussion forum open for people of all ideological pursuasions to browse and post articles and comments. Boards organized into issue categories. Mac's Thinktank Users submit innovative solutions to the world's problems. The Mote Self-supporting community discussing issues of politics, war, and a variety of other topics. Nattie's Speak Your Mind Forums Forum, debate and message boards: If I Were President forum, and What Really Bugs Me forum. No password needed. A Question of Debate Holds discussions on any subject. No registration needed. Society for Progressive Cognizance A forum for discussing social reform through diverse means, including technology, philosophy, psychology, biomedics, politicss, theoretical sciences, and methods of global communication. Time Bomb 2000 Contains discussions on the end of the world. Free registration required to participate. Tiny Planet A forum for people from all over the planet to share ideas, communicate and better understand each other. Yahoo! Group: The Intergalactic Sanctum Topics include love, peace, happiness. Users must register to participate. Yahoo! Groups: Open Words Focus:es on freedom of speech. Users must select a username and password to start new discussions or reply to existing ones.
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