I'd also suggest Kunena forum as a good Joomla native extension. I can also confirm there are many, though, that prefer to run a different forum site on a non-Joomla platform, with a bridge for shared authentication.

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@Bryan171

use Vanilla forums for Joomla, also engage interaction using PHPBB3 bridges with Joomla

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@Lengel546

I've used Kunena on multiple sites, it's nice and really simple and is built for Joomla. There are also bridges for stand alone forums like phpBB, etc. Hope that helps you out!

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