Welcome To Topix Too Forum

Are we there yet?

Sounds good Odyssey

Looks Like Less Than Two Thousand To Go For The Two Million, 2,000,000

Great Job..Well Done Pete...

It going to happen tomorrow .

I was gone don't know who got 2 million .

Congratulations on achievement! Thanks to all that contributed

A review of Texas Pete’s Topix Too is essentially a look at a digital life raft. To understand the forum, you have to understand the "Topix migration" that happened when the original Topix message boards—notorious for being the Wild West of local gossip—shut down their forums years ago.

Here is a review of the community and the platform:

Texas Pete’s Topix Too: A Community ReviewThe Vibe: The "Digital Front Porch"Texas Pete’s Topix Too is an SMF (Simple Machines Forum) based site that serves as a sanctuary for former Topix users. It isn’t trying to be Reddit or Facebook; it’s trying to be 2008 again. It feels like a small-town diner where everyone has been sitting in the same booths for a decade.The Good: There is a genuine sense of camaraderie among long-term members. It’s one of the few places left where you can find that specific "old-school forum" layout.The Bad: Because it is a niche "refugee" site, the interface can feel dated, and the user base is relatively small and tight-knit, which can make it hard for newcomers to break into the conversation.Content and ModerationThe original Topix was famous for being unmoderated and, at times, incredibly toxic. Texas Pete’s Topix Too tries to maintain the "freedom of speech" spirit while keeping things just civil enough to stay online.Topics: You’ll find everything from political debates and local news to general "check-in" threads where users just say good morning.Moderation: It is much more community-driven. The "Mods" are often well-known members of the community, which creates a more personal (if sometimes biased) moderation style compared to the faceless algorithms of big tech.Pros and ConsFeatureThe "Hot" Side (Pros)The "Mild" Side (Cons)CommunityIncredibly loyal and supportive of its own.Can feel cliquey or closed off to outsiders.PlatformSimple, no-frills, and very easy to navigate.Not mobile-optimized; feels like an antique.AnonymityAllows for open discussion without "Real Name" policies.Can still attract the occasional "troll" or flame war.The VerdictIf you are looking for the latest viral memes or a high-tech app experience, this isn't it. But if you’re a Topix nostalgist who misses the days of linear message boards and consistent online "neighbors," Texas Pete’s Topix Too is a rare surviving piece of internet history. It’s a bit gritty, a lot old-school, and exactly what its users need it to be.Rating: 3.5/5 stars (A must-visit for Topix veterans; a "culture shock" for everyone else.)

It was me. When does my flight to Berea international airport leave?  You got me tickets, right?

No flight needed , just down the interstate .

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A review of Texas Pete’s Topix Too is essentially a look at a digital life raft. To understand the forum, you have to understand the "Topix migration" that happened when the original Topix message boards—notorious for being the Wild West of local gossip—shut down their forums years ago.

Here is a review of the community and the platform:

Texas Pete’s Topix Too: A Community ReviewThe Vibe: The "Digital Front Porch"Texas Pete’s Topix Too is an SMF (Simple Machines Forum) based site that serves as a sanctuary for former Topix users. It isn’t trying to be Reddit or Facebook; it’s trying to be 2008 again. It feels like a small-town diner where everyone has been sitting in the same booths for a decade.The Good: There is a genuine sense of camaraderie among long-term members. It’s one of the few places left where you can find that specific "old-school forum" layout.The Bad: Because it is a niche "refugee" site, the interface can feel dated, and the user base is relatively small and tight-knit, which can make it hard for newcomers to break into the conversation.Content and ModerationThe original Topix was famous for being unmoderated and, at times, incredibly toxic. Texas Pete’s Topix Too tries to maintain the "freedom of speech" spirit while keeping things just civil enough to stay online.Topics: You’ll find everything from political debates and local news to general "check-in" threads where users just say good morning.Moderation: It is much more community-driven. The "Mods" are often well-known members of the community, which creates a more personal (if sometimes biased) moderation style compared to the faceless algorithms of big tech.Pros and ConsFeatureThe "Hot" Side (Pros)The "Mild" Side (Cons)CommunityIncredibly loyal and supportive of its own.Can feel cliquey or closed off to outsiders.PlatformSimple, no-frills, and very easy to navigate.Not mobile-optimized; feels like an antique.AnonymityAllows for open discussion without "Real Name" policies.Can still attract the occasional "troll" or flame war.The VerdictIf you are looking for the latest viral memes or a high-tech app experience, this isn't it. But if you’re a Topix nostalgist who misses the days of linear message boards and consistent online "neighbors," Texas Pete’s Topix Too is a rare surviving piece of internet history. It’s a bit gritty, a lot old-school, and exactly what its users need it to be.Rating: 3.5/5 stars (A must-visit for Topix veterans; a "culture shock" for everyone else.)

Great !

Problem there.. monsters out there don't see em.. must be 1