Welcome to the site and thanks for taking the time to post.Hi, I'm Ian
I'm just having a little browse of the boards and thought I'd say 'hello'.
It seems like this is quite a new place. How's everyone finding it so far?
When I asked 'How's everyone finding it so far?' I meant, 'What are people's opinions of the site?' rather than how they stumbled across it. 
haha I knew what you meantForgive me, I may have caused a little UK/US idiom confusion.
Not sure if your question was simply coincidence, but thought I'd clarify just in case.
- I was also just curious how you discovered the site. Being so new it is really great (and surprising) that we have that Google ranking. I'm also looking forward to seeing how it develops. Hi! We're a husband and wife team that noticed a lack of a dedicated sex tech forum. We aren't affiliated with any company or work in the sex tech industry. We see it as a growing field and wanted to be able to provide a friendly judgement free place for people to learn as the technology and industry continues to grow and change.Could you tell me a bit more about who you guys are and what you had in mind when you created this place? Are you affiliated to any businesses, or do you work in the industry? What inspired you to make a sex toy forum? What are your hopes for it? That kind of thing.
That's great.
I've been part of a forum for a few years, but it's hosted by a sex toy company and they don't like mentions of competitors (which is fair enough). Having a non-affiliated site to chat about all the toys, and all the different stores to buy them from, is fantastic. I definitely think people will appreciate it when they find it. Yes this is certainly something that we have noticed. There are lots of great manufactures out there, and we don't think discussion should be locked down to whichever brand or store owns/controls the forum.That's great.
Yes I know what you mean! I've been involved in forums for a long time, and operate a fairly large site on a very different subject. So I know how difficult they can be to get started, and how it takes work to make them thrive. But when they do I think forums are still very relevant and can be a great resource offering something more than you can find on social media.I did think that initially, and then got a case of 'new forum nerves' and started to second guess myself.
I periodically check for 'sex toy forums' and I rarely get any useful results, so I was very excited to see this one pop up.
I'm not that savvy with social media, but the quality of discussion seems to be a lot better on a forum compared with tweets or Facebook messages. I think anything that can help inform people's choices (and shave off a bit of money if possible) is a good thing. 
Thank you.
Though I'm no expert, just an enthusiastic amateur. I love picking up new little tidbits of information and adding them to the mix. There's so much variety, and being able to chat about toys with like-minded people means even the bad ones can be fun in their own way. 
