Hi everyone!We here at the No Deposit Forum need some feedback from all of you. We are looking at many different aspects of the forum and feel the need for some changes but we need your input. We are looking for more member participation in all forums of the No Deposit Forum.If you are a guest or a newly signed up member or even a long time member who has not participated in a discussion or two yet, what would make you more comfortable with joining?Please let us know your thoughts for improvement, member participation and whatever else comes to your mind. Here is a small list that you can start off commenting about but feel free to add your own comments, suggestions, etc. 1. What needs to go away?2. What needs to be added?3. What types of contests you would like to see and would participate in?4. Are the mods doing their jobs to the best of their ability?5. What types of offers would you like to see more of?6. What types of offers would you like to see less of? 
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I thought it was time to throw PSP under the bus ... AGAIN!I'm going to answer 1 & 2 together - I think the website is fine just the way it is. The problem isn't the website - it's the industry. Everything that we took for granted for years has been turned upside down by the US Dept of Justice. If you are a player living in the US, you honestly have no idea what is going on today, tomorrow, next month. It used to be that winning was the toughest thing to do. Not anymore - getting paid is usually as tough if not tougher than winning - and I don't think that there's really much you can do about it.We all know that this will get resolved sooner than later because there is too much potential revenue in this for the government to ignore or completely cut off. In the meantime, I wouldn't make wholesale changes.It is a little tough hearing about how much fun some players are having playing at casinos that US players can't play at anymore... but I wouldn't change anything there.3. Contests - I LOVE the Where's Waldo contests - IMO, they don't even need a cash prize. Even something silly like a badge or a ribbon for your avatar would be plenty for me. An NDF t-shirt would be a GREAT prize 
)One small thing that does bug me a little about most of the contests - what's the name of the website? (No Deposit Forum) What do you need for the VAST majority of the contests? That's right - a deposit 
I understand why, but hopefully you get what I mean...4. Are you kidding me? Neither one has come over and cooked, cleaned, done laundry for me or ANYTHING! Oh, wait - you want a SERIOUS answer? OF COURSE they are both competent, nice, friendly, engaging, etc. without being overbearing(even if they don't always understand or appreciate my warped humor). That can and has become a problem on some of the other sites that I hang out on. Honestly, you couldn't ask for better - well, you could ask, but you won't find a better combination anywhere.(Turning off a$$ kiSSing mode now ...)5 & 6 go together like 1 & 2 do. I'd like to see more current player no deposit offers, but that's about as likely now as getting a pony for Christmas - at least until the USDOJ stops pooping on our fun. Once things are regulated by the US government here, the floodgates of freebies for current players will open again with all of the sites competing for our action. In the meantime, we'll just enjoy what we get and be happy for the little freebies that new players get and sit patiently on the sidelines waiting for our turn.OK - one thing that would be fun to add would be a funny money bookie site like vBookie on vBulletin sites. Start everyone off with $1,000 in funny money and give them $X for every post that they make, then let them wager it on all sorts of things - football, World Series, soccer, Oscars, who will win elections, etc with odds for each outcome. The Fantasy Football is (somewhat) popular, but adding things like who will win the Academy Award for best picture or who will win American Idol - that kind of stuff.Anoither kind of fun activity (in a perverted sort of way) is a Ghoul Pool contest. You have to pick 3 celebrities that you think have a chance of dying in the next calendat year. You get points based on their age (80 years old gets fewer points than a 30 year old) with points deducted for major issues (history of drug abuse, cancer, etc)I'll stop for now - I hope that this primed the pump for other comments
