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In general, no one really uses forums a lot anymore and growth is stagnant. Usually they're populated by OG users and once they stop posting and cease their activity, others tend to follow suit. There are still some socials that have engaging talks about Sikhi. You can try Twitter (X), Discord, Reddit, Tiktok, gurdwareh group chats, etcetera. Idk man. Sikhi as a whole is pretty much dying tbf. It makes sense that you'll see less engagement over time. A lot of people contend that the religion is being revived in the west, in particular by Gen Z. The zoomer lot is definitely kind of active, but they're mostly all talk and no action. It's like some kind of flex to feign religiosity. It's not just Sikhi though, it's all of 'em. Not only that, but at one point you just grow up and have more serious matters to attend to. I used to be online for hours and hours and mess around and post but now I don't even have time to do anything b/c I'm spending time with my family & getting married soon. Now, I'm just worried about making babies. Everything's a blur. There are probably others that feel the same as well. -
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Yes very true, however many years ago. Let's say 10, SA didn't have the number of users this forum had. I've used both before 2010 -
That’s true but forums like Sikh Awareness who allow open discussions have also seen a hit in the amount of traffic. -
Sgpc and their supporters have side lined poor Sikhs for many many years. Caste discrimination, Yet people are wondering why Sikhs are flocking to convert. When you aren't treated right or as equal by your own kind. Of course you will see the grass is greener on the other side.
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