One of the big reasons that no one is coming to your forum is that they are coming here, and you don't appear to offer a unique angle that would draw people's attention. What kind of conversations do you want to happen at your forum that are different than those we find here?

TruthMove has a forum, and we have also found it challenging to get people to participate. At present its more of a bulletin board than anything. We do get a bunch of views to our posts, even though people may not respond. We know that as we find more people to participate in our actions and organization, that the forum will be a resource for those involved.

Now, I hope you are ready for a bit of criticism, because I have some concerns with your approach.

There are many 9/11 websites. Some are better than other, some are more responsible than others, some are more slick than others. The best possible site may not yet have been created, but there are many good sites that make the case or allow for discussion. What unique angle do you have to offer? Why would people come to your site, let alone support you?

Also, reputability, and prior experience do play a roll in how people will judge your project and intentions. Personally, your story stretches my imagination. You had a realization on the 13th, then made a site, and a couple weeks later you are wondering why no one will participate?

TruthMove was the result of years of research and conceptualization in reference to direct experience in the NYC movement. We are Max and Jules. Who are you, and why are you in such a hurry? Anonymity doesn't play well in a movement prone to infiltration. And you can expect many in the movement to be as skeptical as I.

I also have concerns with this, "So in my reasearch i decided that it would be in the best interest of the people if i started a truther site." I don't agree. If you were famous, then your participation in the movement might warrant a page unto itself. But why does the movement need yet another website from someone who says they know little about it?

And are you really saying that you produced all those products for your store in under a month? If you really pulled all of this together in three weeks, I would certainly be impressed with your ingenuity.

And finally, "Exploit the truth"? Ya lost me. The 9/11 truth movement is not about exploiting anything other than promotional opportunities. If you had put this site up a year and a half ago, it might have fit in, but the movement has progressed since then, and participants are more internally skeptical than they had been.

This could all be a misunderstanding, but that falls on your shoulders. If I've got it all wrong, think about how your presentation may have lead me to be so skeptical.

O.K., so I've been enough of a critic for the day. Assuming your intentions are positive, I urge you to spend more time reading some books, learning about the movement, and participating in some way, before you start your own project and expect a great deal of participation. Or figure out what your unique contribution could be. Hopefully not a focus on obscure 9/11 research that most of us dismiss.

Just being honest. I certainly wish you luck, and applaud your courage in questioning the official account. I know how that this can feel overwhelming, and make you feel like you need to respond immediately. But there's already a whole lot going on to check our first.

International Truth Movement
http://www.truthmove.org

i left a comment on this blog earlier today and i don't see it now - did you remove it? if so why? all i said was i will be happy to sign up at your wtcreality.org forum and discuss wtc2 'collapsing' in 10 seconds -
so i went to your wtcreality.org but i see no forum to sign up for. your link of blog says there is no blog.

oh for gods sake i am truly a moron - there your forum was the whole time - off screen to the right - all i had to do was go sidewise to the right -