Where is the best place to make a forum?

[99BottlesOnTheWall]

^^ Question says it all. Looking for the best site to make a forum (:

[Neil]

You have to host it on your own website.

[Marwan]

http://www.devhub.com/
you can easily build vertically-focused, media-rich destination sites that have the potential to generate revenue and promote user-engagement.

http://www.vanillaforums.com/
Vanilla is a simple discussion forum that you can use to build community around your website, brand, or business. You'll have access to a fully functional forum, themes, categories, all of the admin features you need - Free.

http://www.yola.com/
Learn how to make a free website. Yola will allow you to build a website quickly and will provide you with free hosting for your website.

http://www.webon.com/
Create interactive, stylish ad-free pages, with Webon's powerful site creation platform.

http://www.webs.com/
Webs (Freewebs) is one of the easiest site building tools around that helps you create professional good-looking site for your family, friends, customers or just for yourself.

http://kafafa.com/
Kafafa enables the user to create professional-looking websites with no programming knowledge.

http://omgili.com/
Omgili is a search engine designed to index web-based discussion forums. Omgili's unique algorithm analyzes forums not as a simple web page, but as an active discussion with a title, topic and replies.

http://www.lefora.com/
Just a few clicks to get the discussion started on Lefora free forum hosting service. With community Moderation and Anti-Spam support, email notifications, RSS, newsletters, and search engine (SEO) friendly, videos, photos, threaded discussions, unread tracking and rich text editors, and much more.

http://www.experienceproject.com/
It's a community website that builds custom emotional support andfriendship networks for members, based on who they are, not who youknow.

http://www.youfig.com/
Band together with friends and colleagues to exchange ideas, network, and collaborate in real time private communities.

http://www.klostu.com/
All the message boards, all the people, all communities: All connected. This is Klostu.

http://www.yackpack.com/
See at a glance who is in the 'office', and hold a conversation as if you're right there - no 'calling', no 'composing a message', no 'opening a chat window' - just instant, effortless communication.

http://www.yuniti.com/
YUNiTi goal is to create a central place where you can connect with anyone in the world in every way possible.

http://www.daytipper.com/
DayTipper allows the global community to submit and share tips, information, advice, and ideas.

http://www.sodahead.com/
Create and vote on public opinion polls, share knowledge and express opinions in a dynamic social community.

http://www.funadvice.com/
FunAdvice combines social media with Q&A. Sure, there is the basic question and answer format, profiles and a point system that all those other sites have. But FunAdvice has more.

http://www.tangler.com/
Tangler is an innovative group interaction and communication platform. It's fun, interesting and really useful.

http://www.yuku.com/
Yuku is about communities, discussion, profiles, images and blogs - all in one place. You can sign up to Yuku and create a free account.

http://www.livejournal.com/
LiveJournal is an online journal service with an emphasis on user interaction. A basic, fully-functional account is free, while paid accounts receive access to premium features. You can use LiveJournal in many ways: a private journal, a blog, a discussion forum or a social network.