Rahuldev09
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- Oct 17, 2018
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I don't know you folks already know about this or not, but I found it today.
It's shocking that Stanford doesn't know one of their subdomain forum is free for everyone.
1. Go to http://precision.stanford.edu/forum/index.php
You'll able to see study questions(you won't be able to click it, but don't worry), Sign up, they don't even ask for confirmation. Once you sign up and logged in, then follow step 2.
2. Seach site:http://precision.stanford.edu/forum/read_topic.php?id= + {broad niche related KW}
Since, I didn't find any way to create my own thread(and even don't want to create as indexing sucks), So, I decided to add my reply to already made and indexed related thread.
You may face connection timed out errors, so, I suggest you use incognito.
It's shocking that Stanford doesn't know one of their subdomain forum is free for everyone.
1. Go to http://precision.stanford.edu/forum/index.php
You'll able to see study questions(you won't be able to click it, but don't worry), Sign up, they don't even ask for confirmation. Once you sign up and logged in, then follow step 2.
2. Seach site:http://precision.stanford.edu/forum/read_topic.php?id= + {broad niche related KW}
Since, I didn't find any way to create my own thread(and even don't want to create as indexing sucks), So, I decided to add my reply to already made and indexed related thread.
You may face connection timed out errors, so, I suggest you use incognito.
