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Old 10-30-2012, 07:11 PM   #92
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Introduce Yourself is my favorite place. Having worked as a door greeter at church, I understand that the first contact is most important for new visitors. If we can welcome them and engage with them in a friendly conversation, they will stay.

My suggestions (if not implemented yet):
  1. As soon as visitors signs up, encourage them to visit the "Introduce Yourself" corner to introduce themselves.
  2. For the welcoming team, try to go beyond just a simple "welcome to MR" message. Read the visitor's message and, if possible, try to write a welcoming message that is related to the visitors.
  3. Allow the welcoming team to engage with visitors in general, short conversations and then direct them to specific subforums for more technical issues.
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