There are several sites on the internet that talk about blogging and you can search for them on Google in seconds, however not all are so good or as active as others so you could end up posting a message and waiting days to hear from someone. My advice is to take time and visit each site before deciding which one to register and become an active member with. You can tell how successful a forum/discussion board is by the number of replies and views each thread receives as well as the number of active members which usually is at the footer of any forum page.

Here are the top 6 blogger forums I found in my research that are really good active networking sites.

1. Webmasterworld: News and discussion board for the web professional. You can even pay to join webmasterworld supporter’s forum that deal with webmaster, tech and business issues. This forum is good because you get to hear everything first hand before anyone else does.
2. Bloggerforum : Primary internet source for blogging information, help and tips that cover a whole range of blogging interests. I definetly recommend.
3. Digital Point Forums: I can recommend the Digital Point Forums, it’s one of the biggest and best. There is a blogging forum in there and a huge number of active members (33,588 ) the forum is always active. Whenever I post anything in there I almost instantly get a reply. You will notice when visiting this site that it’s not just about blogging but they cover a huge range of topics and issues related to things like Google and Yahoo, Microsoft, General Marketing and lots more. The site is similar to webmasterworld in that it covers similar topics.
4. Focused: This forum is similar to Digital Point forum, however the community is smaller due to it being a fairly new site but needless to say it’s doing pretty well with currently 468 members and active threads. I’ve heard also that they are an AdSense revenue sharing forum, which means that as a member of their forum you can earn yourself up to 65% of the AdSense revenue generated by their threads - kind of a incentive for being an active member.
5. Blog Writers: This forum is for blog writers and blog readers who have blogging interests and skill levels. It has
   544,732 members and you can register for free. The membership includes an online writing portfolio, numerous blog writing tools, email services and the chance to network with other people with same or similar interests as youself.
6. Bloggst: This site has a thriving discussion forum with daily updated articles on blogging.