Sometimes clubs join forces for epic events—or chaos. Talk about group collaborations that made a lasting impression (good or bad), and what made them successful (or not). Great way to share lessons for future leaders.

If you’re a leader yourself, there’s probably someone who nudged you into taking that role or helped you get started. Use this thread to say thanks and reflect on that journey from member to leader.

Some clubs push boundaries with their themes or focus. Maybe it was a gothic racing crew or a club devoted to vintage There.com styles. Celebrate the originality of groups that stood out and the leaders who had the vision to create them.

Running a community can be draining. This space is for those who left, regrouped, and came back stronger—or are thinking about doing so. Share tips, encouragement, and recognition for those trying to reignite the flame.

Open up a thoughtful discussion about leadership styles. Do people prefer high-energy hype, steady organization, chill vibes, or creativity-driven structure? Share what qualities you believe define a truly great leader in the virtual world scene.

Behind every good leader is a right-hand person—or two. This thread is for shouting out moderators, co-leads, or long-time members who help carry the torch and make clubs feel alive, even when the original founder steps back.

Some leaders go beyond managing—they mentor, promote others’ work, and create opportunities for their members. This is your chance to recognize the people who lead with heart and make their communities stronger through encouragement and support.

Clubs often throw some of the most creative and fun events around. Use this space to talk about unforgettable experiences—who organized them, what made them special, and what kind of planning must’ve gone into making it all run smoothly.

Running a club isn’t easy. Use this thread to recognize founders or long-time leaders who’ve stuck with their groups through thick and thin. Whether it’s a racing league from 2005 or a new fashion crew gaining momentum, let’s give them props for their consistency and passion.

Some groups just feel like home the moment you walk in—and that’s often thanks to the people who run them. Share stories about the clubs or crews that made you feel included right away. What did the leaders do that stood out? Give them credit where it’s due.

Many of us have skills and passions outside the avatar—baking, writing, coding, painting, composing, gardening, crafting, and more. Use this light-hearted but meaningful thread to celebrate those hidden talents in our members. Share what you’ve discovered, and give a shout-out to the folks whose offline skills deserve attention, too.

Did attending a virtual event lead you to explore a new career? Did modding spark your interest in 3D modeling? This discussion is for sharing personal transformation stories—how your time in virtual communities like There.com, IMVU, or Second Life influenced who you are, what you do, or what you believe in today.

Some users blur the lines between digital and physical creativity—using their avatar work to influence real-world art, tech, fashion, or storytelling. This thread celebrates those creators who’ve used virtual experiences as a launchpad for larger creative expression or cultural impact outside the screen. Who’s leading that charge in your view?

This is the place to thank content creators who do more than just entertain—they educate, motivate, and connect people across platforms. Whether they’re creating video tutorials, inspirational posts, livestreams, or creative blogs, their presence uplifts our community spirit. Let’s recognize the creators who lead with kindness and authenticity.

Have you met someone online who ended up becoming a friend, mentor, or support system in real life? Maybe you collaborated on a project, helped each other through personal struggles, or even met offline. Share those stories here—how a connection in a digital space grew into something deeply meaningful in real life.