The Pokémon Company recently launched the official community forums on its website, allowing trainers to keep up with the latest news, discuss all things Pokémon-related, and even help other community members.
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While it sounds like a great way for trainers with each other, the forums are already in serious need of some serious management. The boards are currently flooded with all sorts of topics. In the “general” section there are posts like “Which Pokémon would you eat?” and other things we can’t even repeat here.
Some trainers are referring to this community forum launch as “Miiverse 2.0.” Fortunately, the discussion seems to be more relevant in other areas, such as the Trading Card Game section.
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According to the forum’s official rules and guidelines, the board is intended to encourage users to contribute in a “positive manner.” It also does not approve of “vulgar language or inappropriate topics,” and states that staff reserves the right to take disciplinary action if individuals are having a negative impact on the community.
If you're active enough to participate in the community discussion on the Pokémon forums, you'll need to log in or create a Pokémon Trainer Club account.
Below is the official Pokemon announcement:
“Connect with other Trainers by joining the conversation on the official Pokémon Community Forum! You can stay up to date with the latest news, discuss your favorite Pokémon, and even help the community as a whole by submitting bug reports for TCG Live or UNITE. There are currently dedicated forums for TCG, TCG Live, and Pokémon UNITE, as well as general forums for all things Pokémon – so whether you have a burning question or just want to meet like-minded Trainers, it’s the perfect place to start your journey.”
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source of information:nintendolife.com
