I don't know how this works. I don't see any posts from 2026? Is there a welcome page with instructions? I haven't quit yet. Is there a newbie section?

Hi @snowghost Welcome to Quittrain. There are many posts from 2026 as we are a group who have activity every day. Here are a couple links to different category boards on here.

https://www.quittrain.com/forum/3-introductions-about-us/

https://www.quittrain.com/forum/2-quit-smoking-discussions/

There are many others that you will see on the main page. It would be great, if you could introduce yourself on the Introductions board.

We are a great group of people who will give you lots and lots of support. So have a look around.😀

Welcome @snowghost ! Hope to see you around the forum. It's a great place to share yourchats about quitting and there's a ton of information on here to help you with your quit journey when you do decide to make the leap 😊

Thank you @Reciprocity What forum is that?

28 minutes ago, QuittingGirl said:

Hi @snowghost Welcome to Quittrain. There are many posts from 2026 as we are a group who have activity every day. Here are a couple links to different category boards on here.

https://www.quittrain.com/forum/3-introductions-about-us/

https://www.quittrain.com/forum/2-quit-smoking-discussions/

There are many others that you will see on the main page. It would be great, if you could introduce yourself on the Introductions board.

We are a great group of people who will give you lots and lots of support. So have a look around.😀

The Forum I mentioned is this Forum "Quit Train"

On the home page; the page you see when you first log into Quit Train, you'll see many different threads with the title showing what each thread is about.

You posted in the S.O.S. thread, the first one shown on the main homepage. If you scroll down from there you'll see "Introductions & About Us"

is the second thread title shown. That's where you can make a post introducing your self and tell us a little about yourself and why you want to quit etc.

There are a number of other threads below the Introduction & About Us thread. The title of each thread describes what the content of the thread is. Hope you can manage to navigate your way around and get some benefit from this forum 😀

Hello and welcome

Glad you found us .freeing yourself of this

Horrible Addiction is the best thing you can do for yourself

Spend time just reading all you can here

Watch all the videos

There is so much useful information

Hope to see you around 🐸

Navigating a new forum can take a minute, so the pointer to the Introductions & About Us section is helpful. I'd add that reading older threads is a good way to get a feel for how people here actually talk before posting yourself. The suggestion to watch the videos and just absorb the information first makes sense too. Nothing wrong with lurking a while and then jumping in when you're ready.

Navigating a new forum can take a minute, so the pointer to the Introductions & About Us section is helpful. I'd add that reading older threads is a good way to get a feel for how people here actually talk before posting yourself. The suggestion to watch the videos and just absorb the information first makes sense too. Nothing wrong with lurking a while and then jumping in when you're ready.

Navigating a new forum can take a minute, so the pointer to the Introductions & About Us section is helpful. I'd add that reading older threads is a good way to get a feel for how people here actually talk before posting yourself. The suggestion to watch the videos and just absorb the information first makes sense too. Nothing wrong with lurking a while and then jumping in when you're ready.

The pointer to Introductions & About Us is solid, and I'd second the advice about reading older threads first. That's usually how you pick up the rhythm of a place before posting. Watching the videos while lurking for a bit is a low-pressure way to start, too. Once someone's ready, a short intro post is enough to get going.

The pointer to Introductions & About Us is solid, and I'd second the advice about reading older threads first. That's usually how you pick up the rhythm of a place before posting. Watching the videos while lurking for a bit is a low-pressure way to start, too. Once someone's ready, a short intro post is enough to get going.

The pointer to Introductions & About Us is solid, and I'd second the advice about reading older threads first. That's usually how you pick up the rhythm of a place before posting. Watching the videos while lurking for a bit is a low-pressure way to start, too. Once someone's ready, a short intro post is enough to get going.

A message to @ethanjohnson & @williamlewis ...

You are both new to the forum which is great, assuming you're both either quitting somking or about to quit or even if you're already long term quitters.

A good part of the purpose of the Introductions & About Us thread is to do just that ... introduce yourself to the other members and give us a little background about yourselves, such as your current quit status so we can perhaps know what ideas might be of help to you according to what stage of a quit you're at. The other important thing for all new members to understand is that there are NO judgements here about how any new member is quitting. Our quits are similar in some ways and different in other ways. The whole purpose of this place is to offer support to new quitters and also to keep ourselves on the straight & narrow for those of us who have quit for a length of time.

You both don't even have to worry about what to say here providing you're civil to others, This is a safe place for quitters; a placee for support and information about quitting.

So, welcome aboard the Quit Train both of you 🎉🥳