Internet Forum Answers
What is the best way to set up an internet forum?
Q. Hi there, I am interested in setting up an internet forum, specifications as follows: - It must be free of charge - It must be password accessible only - It would be handy to be able to email all the members from time to time - It would be nice (though not essential) to make it look pretty! Any links or advice would be much appreciated!
Asked by Millicent - Tue Jun 1 11:13:21 2010 - Programming & Design - 3 Answers - Comments
A. in my opinion, ucoz is the best. www.ucoz.com
Answered by Reba - Tue Jun 1 11:45:51 2010
Q. Hi there, I am interested in setting up an internet forum, specifications as follows: - It must be free of charge - It must be password accessible only - It would be handy to be able to email all the members from time to time - It would be nice (though not essential) to make it look pretty! Any links or advice would be much appreciated!
Asked by Millicent - Tue Jun 1 11:13:21 2010 - Programming & Design - 3 Answers - Comments
A. in my opinion, ucoz is the best. www.ucoz.com
Answered by Reba - Tue Jun 1 11:45:51 2010
Can I face legal action for slandering a company in an internet forum?
Q. I would like to know the situation about leaving negative feedback about a company in an internet forum. Would they be able to sue me for doing this and if they could, if I was to remain anonymous then what could they do? Just a note to Andrew, I of course do have better things to do with my time, but I think people have a right to know what a company does and how they treat their customers before they make a decision to purchase.
Asked by Peter - Thu Jan 14 10:37:23 2010 - Law & Ethics - 5 Answers - Comments
Q. I would like to know the situation about leaving negative feedback about a company in an internet forum. Would they be able to sue me for doing this and if they could, if I was to remain anonymous then what could they do? Just a note to Andrew, I of course do have better things to do with my time, but I think people have a right to know what a company does and how they treat their customers before they make a decision to purchase.
Asked by Peter - Thu Jan 14 10:37:23 2010 - Law & Ethics - 5 Answers - Comments
What is the oldest internet forum?
Q. I was wondering what is the oldest internet forum, when it was founded, and if I can take a look.
Asked by - Thu Jan 27 15:34:42 2011 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Back in the day, there weren't forums. Instead we had BBSes* (Bullentin Board Systems). Thank goodness they've passed on! lol You had to be there!!!
Answered by Techno - Thu Jan 27 15:45:23 2011
Q. I was wondering what is the oldest internet forum, when it was founded, and if I can take a look.
Asked by - Thu Jan 27 15:34:42 2011 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Back in the day, there weren't forums. Instead we had BBSes* (Bullentin Board Systems). Thank goodness they've passed on! lol You had to be there!!!
Answered by Techno - Thu Jan 27 15:45:23 2011
Should Internet forum trolling be a crime punishable under international law?
Q. Sadly, forum trolling has become more and more common, evidently because trolls find it funny and satisfying. However, it is extremely disturbing how often these individuals are actually taken seriously. A troll today, who once trolled "for the lulz", now trolls for the e-fame and e-fortune. It seems therefore fitting to criminalize this petty, useless and self-serving behavior, in the hopes that legitimate Internet users will no longer be plagued with the constant annoyance called "trolls."
Asked by rmg126 - Tue Sep 15 11:28:59 2009 - Law & Ethics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Off with their heads.
Answered by Obamavenger - Tue Sep 15 11:32:10 2009
Q. Sadly, forum trolling has become more and more common, evidently because trolls find it funny and satisfying. However, it is extremely disturbing how often these individuals are actually taken seriously. A troll today, who once trolled "for the lulz", now trolls for the e-fame and e-fortune. It seems therefore fitting to criminalize this petty, useless and self-serving behavior, in the hopes that legitimate Internet users will no longer be plagued with the constant annoyance called "trolls."
Asked by rmg126 - Tue Sep 15 11:28:59 2009 - Law & Ethics - 8 Answers - Comments
A. Off with their heads.
Answered by Obamavenger - Tue Sep 15 11:32:10 2009
How can I complain about a public internet forum?
Q. There's a public internet forum of which I have come across who use aggressive language towards people and threaten people, how can I complain about this forum and have it closed down? They are entitled to their opinions but they're not entitled to use aggressive lanaguage and personal language and threatening language
Asked by Mizz.Danii - Thu Jul 3 07:12:36 2008 - Government - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It depends what you mean by "public" - if it's sponsored by a public entity (government, school, etc.), you would have to go to whoever is in charge. That could be the municipal government, or the principal, or the board, or others, depending on who it is. If by "public" you mean "open to the public", there's probably not a whole lot you can do if it's a privately-run entity. Any specific threats could be reported to the relevant law enforcement authority, but beyond that nobody would have a legal basis to stop them.
Answered by JerH1 - Thu Jul 3 12:15:22 2008
Q. There's a public internet forum of which I have come across who use aggressive language towards people and threaten people, how can I complain about this forum and have it closed down? They are entitled to their opinions but they're not entitled to use aggressive lanaguage and personal language and threatening language
Asked by Mizz.Danii - Thu Jul 3 07:12:36 2008 - Government - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It depends what you mean by "public" - if it's sponsored by a public entity (government, school, etc.), you would have to go to whoever is in charge. That could be the municipal government, or the principal, or the board, or others, depending on who it is. If by "public" you mean "open to the public", there's probably not a whole lot you can do if it's a privately-run entity. Any specific threats could be reported to the relevant law enforcement authority, but beyond that nobody would have a legal basis to stop them.
Answered by JerH1 - Thu Jul 3 12:15:22 2008
How can you encourage people to use an Internet forum site?
Q. I am involved in launching an industry specific Internet forum in Ireland, and I am interested in any ideas that you may have on how people can be encouraged to participate in it.
Asked by strawman - Sun Nov 12 08:57:11 2006 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. advertise it :-) people who certain certain posts win things perhaps? point system of some sort..like a rep system (ppl give points to u if they like that u said..)or point system like yahoo does..forums r usually addictive lol
Answered by Zeb Zeb Zeb - Sun Nov 12 09:01:17 2006
Q. I am involved in launching an industry specific Internet forum in Ireland, and I am interested in any ideas that you may have on how people can be encouraged to participate in it.
Asked by strawman - Sun Nov 12 08:57:11 2006 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. advertise it :-) people who certain certain posts win things perhaps? point system of some sort..like a rep system (ppl give points to u if they like that u said..)or point system like yahoo does..forums r usually addictive lol
Answered by Zeb Zeb Zeb - Sun Nov 12 09:01:17 2006
who owns the intellectual property rights to posts you put on an internet forum?
Q. is it the poster or the owner of the forum.
Asked by steve w - Mon Oct 8 06:16:23 2007 - Law & Ethics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. The copyright law provides that the creator of the work--i.e., the person who wrote the post or the letter--owns the copyright. This right attaches the moment the work is created 17 USC 102. The blog creaor has a license to display the derivative work, i.e., the blog or forum, but has no copyright in the contributed work. 17 USC 103. These rules apply in virtually every country on earth thanks to the Berne Convention.
Answered by cybersharque - Mon Oct 8 07:50:09 2007
Q. is it the poster or the owner of the forum.
Asked by steve w - Mon Oct 8 06:16:23 2007 - Law & Ethics - 7 Answers - Comments
A. The copyright law provides that the creator of the work--i.e., the person who wrote the post or the letter--owns the copyright. This right attaches the moment the work is created 17 USC 102. The blog creaor has a license to display the derivative work, i.e., the blog or forum, but has no copyright in the contributed work. 17 USC 103. These rules apply in virtually every country on earth thanks to the Berne Convention.
Answered by cybersharque - Mon Oct 8 07:50:09 2007
Can the moderators of an internet forum tell if you have two accounts?
Q. Can moderators tell if you've opened two accounts on one forum (and you post in both often)? How?
Asked by SweetDreamsBeautifulLiar - Wed Dec 29 08:30:17 2010 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes, Moderators and admins have access to tools which allow them to view the IP address of any member or guest, using this IP they can use a separate tool to view that IP's history including other sign-ups and posts.
Answered by The Kid - Sun Jan 2 00:48:19 2011
Q. Can moderators tell if you've opened two accounts on one forum (and you post in both often)? How?
Asked by SweetDreamsBeautifulLiar - Wed Dec 29 08:30:17 2010 - Other - Internet - 1 Answers - Comments
A. Yes, Moderators and admins have access to tools which allow them to view the IP address of any member or guest, using this IP they can use a separate tool to view that IP's history including other sign-ups and posts.
Answered by The Kid - Sun Jan 2 00:48:19 2011
Internet forum will not allow me to post a comment?
Q. There is a Internet forum I visit sometimes and today for some reason I cannot post comments. I can look at anything else I want and all the other buttons and links work fine. But once I write a comment and click "Post" nothing happens. The "post" button will not respond to my click. Others are still posting on the site so I know its not the site.. its my computer. What can I adjust to fix this?
Asked by Captain Obvious - Sat Jun 18 14:02:39 2011 - Software - 2 Answers - Comments
A. are you banned or have u ever registered as a member? how's your post content? here is a resource about posting on forum, hope it be helpful for you
Answered by Sheldony Sheldony - Tue Jun 21 22:36:07 2011
Q. There is a Internet forum I visit sometimes and today for some reason I cannot post comments. I can look at anything else I want and all the other buttons and links work fine. But once I write a comment and click "Post" nothing happens. The "post" button will not respond to my click. Others are still posting on the site so I know its not the site.. its my computer. What can I adjust to fix this?
Asked by Captain Obvious - Sat Jun 18 14:02:39 2011 - Software - 2 Answers - Comments
A. are you banned or have u ever registered as a member? how's your post content? here is a resource about posting on forum, hope it be helpful for you
Answered by Sheldony Sheldony - Tue Jun 21 22:36:07 2011
What type internet forum would be popular to start?
Q. Hello everyone! I am wanting to start my own internet forum, and I was just wondering what interesting topics would draw everyday internet users in. I would like it to be clean, and wanted to know what others like.
Asked by Andrew - Tue Jan 11 12:26:45 2011 - Other - Internet - 3 Answers - Comments
A. There are so much topics it's hard to say, I guess the best solution would be to go with your interests and hope that others also share that interest. You have a couple of categories, there are help forums, theses are popular because it's easier to get help from the internet than everywhere else. There are general topics forums where people start discussions on anything, usually ending up in debate that won't stay "clean". And finally there are the "fans" forums, based on a subject, most people that subscribe will be "fans" of something...whether it's race cars, a pc game or anything, you'll get quality users because they "like" that subject. You'll usually get more constructive discussions on this… [cont.]
Answered by Tdz - Tue Jan 11 12:38:01 2011
Q. Hello everyone! I am wanting to start my own internet forum, and I was just wondering what interesting topics would draw everyday internet users in. I would like it to be clean, and wanted to know what others like.
Asked by Andrew - Tue Jan 11 12:26:45 2011 - Other - Internet - 3 Answers - Comments
A. There are so much topics it's hard to say, I guess the best solution would be to go with your interests and hope that others also share that interest. You have a couple of categories, there are help forums, theses are popular because it's easier to get help from the internet than everywhere else. There are general topics forums where people start discussions on anything, usually ending up in debate that won't stay "clean". And finally there are the "fans" forums, based on a subject, most people that subscribe will be "fans" of something...whether it's race cars, a pc game or anything, you'll get quality users because they "like" that subject. You'll usually get more constructive discussions on this… [cont.]
Answered by Tdz - Tue Jan 11 12:38:01 2011
How Difficult is it to Sue Over Internet forum slander/libel?
Q. Somebody has said something slanderous about me and my company in another forum and it is not completely true, although some claims are! Is suing them a realistic option? Or would I be better off just asking the forum to remove the post which one forum already did and the other did not. At this point the one post that's removed I can't do much about that correct? What can be done about the remaining post? Is there any way to find out who made these claims or would it be too time consuming and costly? Any help is appreciated thanks.
Asked by Jason Richards - Sun Aug 7 21:05:50 2011 - Law & Ethics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Defamation of character is extremely difficult to prove. You must prove the person intentionally and maliciously spread rumors about you that were not true. You have to prove it wasn't just their opinion or they thought what they were saying was true. You also have to prove you had financial damages as a direct result of what they said. An internet forum isn't going to spread to many audiences and is unlikely to have caused you actual damages. To find out what made those claims would be nearly impossible and very costly to you. It would probably cost you more to investigate than what you could collect if you had real damages, which I doubt you did.
Answered by Zach - Sun Aug 7 21:21:22 2011
Q. Somebody has said something slanderous about me and my company in another forum and it is not completely true, although some claims are! Is suing them a realistic option? Or would I be better off just asking the forum to remove the post which one forum already did and the other did not. At this point the one post that's removed I can't do much about that correct? What can be done about the remaining post? Is there any way to find out who made these claims or would it be too time consuming and costly? Any help is appreciated thanks.
Asked by Jason Richards - Sun Aug 7 21:05:50 2011 - Law & Ethics - 3 Answers - Comments
A. Defamation of character is extremely difficult to prove. You must prove the person intentionally and maliciously spread rumors about you that were not true. You have to prove it wasn't just their opinion or they thought what they were saying was true. You also have to prove you had financial damages as a direct result of what they said. An internet forum isn't going to spread to many audiences and is unlikely to have caused you actual damages. To find out what made those claims would be nearly impossible and very costly to you. It would probably cost you more to investigate than what you could collect if you had real damages, which I doubt you did.
Answered by Zach - Sun Aug 7 21:21:22 2011
What do you do when people bitch at you on an internet forum?
Q. I got lit up for "thread jacking"! Oooo... I must admit I'm a little annoyed. I'm kind of new to internet edicit. Is there a term for an overly proactive moderator, posters who complain about stuff like this and idiots who get on your back about using the search function and starting too many threads? Jeff P reminds me of Napolean in cute had.
Asked by 15fsg546rge1rrheljh45hjr90459ty3 - Sun Aug 9 11:20:17 2009 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It depends entirely upon the forum. Im the moderator of an MMORPG forum and we have strict rules in place which many new members can find difficult to follow or even understand somtimes. Most forums from my experience take getting used to - you need to feel them out, see for yourself whats acceptable and what is not. Most of the time if you slip up and do something they dont like you just get a verbal warning, and you learn from your mistake. In general, dont make multiple threads in a row - it looks like spam even when its not. Always use search function for similar threads cause some people love to mini-mod (pretend they are mods) and pick apart everything hoping to look important and smart. And if someone flames you, report them. Don't… [cont.]
Answered by Taliesan - Sun Aug 9 11:26:55 2009
Q. I got lit up for "thread jacking"! Oooo... I must admit I'm a little annoyed. I'm kind of new to internet edicit. Is there a term for an overly proactive moderator, posters who complain about stuff like this and idiots who get on your back about using the search function and starting too many threads? Jeff P reminds me of Napolean in cute had.
Asked by 15fsg546rge1rrheljh45hjr90459ty3 - Sun Aug 9 11:20:17 2009 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. It depends entirely upon the forum. Im the moderator of an MMORPG forum and we have strict rules in place which many new members can find difficult to follow or even understand somtimes. Most forums from my experience take getting used to - you need to feel them out, see for yourself whats acceptable and what is not. Most of the time if you slip up and do something they dont like you just get a verbal warning, and you learn from your mistake. In general, dont make multiple threads in a row - it looks like spam even when its not. Always use search function for similar threads cause some people love to mini-mod (pretend they are mods) and pick apart everything hoping to look important and smart. And if someone flames you, report them. Don't… [cont.]
Answered by Taliesan - Sun Aug 9 11:26:55 2009
Who has the most internet posts on a forum?
Q. Over the last couple of years I have seen posters have 40,000+posts in a single internet forum. Just wondering who has the highest number of posts in a internet forum in the world. Most posts and most posts in the shortest time would be good
Asked by Quizmaster - Fri Dec 26 11:18:31 2008 - Yahoo! Answers - 1 Answers - Comments
A. That will be pretty hard to answer. Probably the people on the busiest forums like that aren't also kicking back on Yahoo Answers. I've seen people with a lot higher post counts, but I'm pretty sure those people are being paid to post and pretend to have an interest in the web site. That's called sponsored blogging, but you have to be really subtle about it or people will catch on and get angry.
Answered by Praxis - Fri Dec 26 12:39:59 2008
Q. Over the last couple of years I have seen posters have 40,000+posts in a single internet forum. Just wondering who has the highest number of posts in a internet forum in the world. Most posts and most posts in the shortest time would be good
Asked by Quizmaster - Fri Dec 26 11:18:31 2008 - Yahoo! Answers - 1 Answers - Comments
A. That will be pretty hard to answer. Probably the people on the busiest forums like that aren't also kicking back on Yahoo Answers. I've seen people with a lot higher post counts, but I'm pretty sure those people are being paid to post and pretend to have an interest in the web site. That's called sponsored blogging, but you have to be really subtle about it or people will catch on and get angry.
Answered by Praxis - Fri Dec 26 12:39:59 2008
How do I get revenge on an internet forum???
Q. Can i get some suggestions on how to get revenge on an internet forums or mess it up or take it over??? I'm serious
Asked by JRW - Sat Apr 14 16:51:23 2007 - Other - Internet - 7 Answers - Comments
A. that is so dorky and pathetic I feel so much better about myself. Thank you for that boost.
Answered by SpaceMonkey - Sat Apr 14 16:58:26 2007
Q. Can i get some suggestions on how to get revenge on an internet forums or mess it up or take it over??? I'm serious
Asked by JRW - Sat Apr 14 16:51:23 2007 - Other - Internet - 7 Answers - Comments
A. that is so dorky and pathetic I feel so much better about myself. Thank you for that boost.
Answered by SpaceMonkey - Sat Apr 14 16:58:26 2007
What internet marketing forum is unique and no spam?
Q. I'm looking for a internet marketing forum that has no spam on it and that has an active community. I've tried several in the past such as DP and they just have to much spam. Can anyone suggest an internet marketing forum that has no to very little spam and helpful insightful internet marketers on it? Thanks!
Asked by - Fri Nov 4 12:48:59 2011 - Other - Advertising & Marketing - 3 Answers - Comments
A. warrior forum is one of the biggest forum with active community in internet marketing. you can get many useful and interesting info there
Answered by - Fri Nov 4 13:07:52 2011
Q. I'm looking for a internet marketing forum that has no spam on it and that has an active community. I've tried several in the past such as DP and they just have to much spam. Can anyone suggest an internet marketing forum that has no to very little spam and helpful insightful internet marketers on it? Thanks!
Asked by - Fri Nov 4 12:48:59 2011 - Other - Advertising & Marketing - 3 Answers - Comments
A. warrior forum is one of the biggest forum with active community in internet marketing. you can get many useful and interesting info there
Answered by - Fri Nov 4 13:07:52 2011
Where can I set up a free private internet forum?
Q. I want to set up a forum for my friends and I to play board games on. It must allow pictures to be posted (it does not have to host the images, but I must have a board image that I can update).
Asked by lal - Mon Mar 21 14:41:40 2011 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. To set up a forum you need a domain name for free you can get one at now you need free hosting get one from then you can install phpbb a top free forum software and start using it or simply go to for more simple things where you can go and use their services of making a forum for free
Answered by Dev - Mon Mar 21 15:01:45 2011
Q. I want to set up a forum for my friends and I to play board games on. It must allow pictures to be posted (it does not have to host the images, but I must have a board image that I can update).
Asked by lal - Mon Mar 21 14:41:40 2011 - Other - Internet - 2 Answers - Comments
A. To set up a forum you need a domain name for free you can get one at now you need free hosting get one from then you can install phpbb a top free forum software and start using it or simply go to for more simple things where you can go and use their services of making a forum for free
Answered by Dev - Mon Mar 21 15:01:45 2011
My ex is stalking me on an internet forum. What username should I use to tell him to stop doing it?
Q. We broke up about 2 years ago and he is still reading my posts on an internet forum.
Asked by Jasmina - Sun Dec 13 04:35:35 2009 - Singles & Dating - 18 Answers - Comments
A. hun...i would just say ignore him or confront him. Dont hide behind usernames. =P
Answered by xX_Romance_Is_Not_Dead_Xx - Sun Dec 13 04:45:42 2009
Q. We broke up about 2 years ago and he is still reading my posts on an internet forum.
Asked by Jasmina - Sun Dec 13 04:35:35 2009 - Singles & Dating - 18 Answers - Comments
A. hun...i would just say ignore him or confront him. Dont hide behind usernames. =P
Answered by xX_Romance_Is_Not_Dead_Xx - Sun Dec 13 04:45:42 2009
The average price to hire someone to create me a internet forum?
Q. and is there a service on the internet?
Asked by fireblaze15 - Sat Mar 6 17:43:46 2010 - Programming & Design - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Forums: Simple Machines Forum : Forumotion: My BB: (Free) (Free) What is php BB? (Free): Ron
Answered by Your Shadow - Sat Mar 6 22:00:08 2010
Q. and is there a service on the internet?
Asked by fireblaze15 - Sat Mar 6 17:43:46 2010 - Programming & Design - 4 Answers - Comments
A. Forums: Simple Machines Forum : Forumotion: My BB: (Free) (Free) What is php BB? (Free): Ron
Answered by Your Shadow - Sat Mar 6 22:00:08 2010
How to attract Americans and Australians to a UK based internet forum?
Q. I'm trying to get more North American, and Australian posters on an internet forum or messageboard that's primarily UK based. What are some ideas to attract them to posting at the forum regularly? 10 pts to best answer!
Asked by Chad - Wed Jul 9 16:36:03 2008 - Other - Cultures & Groups - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Find issues which are of common interest to persons in all those countries. Speaking for myself, Americans are not interested in UK football matches or talking about the monarchy, so the general topics need to be much broader in nature.
Answered by crowbird_52 - Wed Jul 9 16:43:54 2008
Q. I'm trying to get more North American, and Australian posters on an internet forum or messageboard that's primarily UK based. What are some ideas to attract them to posting at the forum regularly? 10 pts to best answer!
Asked by Chad - Wed Jul 9 16:36:03 2008 - Other - Cultures & Groups - 6 Answers - Comments
A. Find issues which are of common interest to persons in all those countries. Speaking for myself, Americans are not interested in UK football matches or talking about the monarchy, so the general topics need to be much broader in nature.
Answered by crowbird_52 - Wed Jul 9 16:43:54 2008
Is there an Internet forum or website for people interested in old cemeteries?
Q. I'm a history buff and like to visit very old cemeteries online and in person, particularly 19th century or earlier in the U.S. I used to live in a community where our church cemetery had many laid to rest who had served in the Civil War and died on the battlefield, etc. Is there a forum, discussion group, or website you know of devoted to this interest?
Asked by Bella - Sun Oct 21 03:04:29 2007 - History - 3 Answers - Comments
A. There certainly should be. I've been surfing the web since the late 1990s and have come across hundreds of cemeteries in the States. Some are the burial grounds of American Veterans of the Revolution, including a few Loyalist Brits by the way. Also lots of sites of cemetaries for the Civil War etc. Try these sites : - US Cemeteries National Cemetery System (Dept. of Veterans Affairs); Cemetery and Graveyard Burial Records and Tombstone Inscriptions Cemetery Junction: United States ... Cemeteries of the United States of America - American Cemetery ...A free online library of burial records from thousands of cemeteries across the world, ... Cemeteries of the United States. Browse Cemeteries by State ... Salem, NY Revolutionary War Cemetary… [cont.]
Answered by Dragoner - Sun Oct 21 03:22:06 2007
Q. I'm a history buff and like to visit very old cemeteries online and in person, particularly 19th century or earlier in the U.S. I used to live in a community where our church cemetery had many laid to rest who had served in the Civil War and died on the battlefield, etc. Is there a forum, discussion group, or website you know of devoted to this interest?
Asked by Bella - Sun Oct 21 03:04:29 2007 - History - 3 Answers - Comments
A. There certainly should be. I've been surfing the web since the late 1990s and have come across hundreds of cemeteries in the States. Some are the burial grounds of American Veterans of the Revolution, including a few Loyalist Brits by the way. Also lots of sites of cemetaries for the Civil War etc. Try these sites : - US Cemeteries National Cemetery System (Dept. of Veterans Affairs); Cemetery and Graveyard Burial Records and Tombstone Inscriptions Cemetery Junction: United States ... Cemeteries of the United States of America - American Cemetery ...A free online library of burial records from thousands of cemeteries across the world, ... Cemeteries of the United States. Browse Cemeteries by State ... Salem, NY Revolutionary War Cemetary… [cont.]
Answered by Dragoner - Sun Oct 21 03:22:06 2007
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