## Motley Fool Community

Motley Fool Community is the public discussion forum attached to The Motley Fool. Members can publish investing discussions and replies, and relevant external source links appear inside public Discourse topics.

- URL: https://discussion.fool.com/
- Guide: https://backlinkbadger.com/provider/fool/
- Link type: nofollow
- Free option: yes
- Backlink value: 10/100
- Spam score: 2/100
- Difficulty: 55/100
- Estimated time: 30 minutes
- Requirements: Motley Fool Community account, Relevant investing source, Non-promotional discussion context

Motley Fool Community is useful only when your link belongs in an investing conversation. The practical backlink path is a public Discourse post or reply that cites an outside source, research page, chart, product page, or company document that helps the thread.

### Best method: add a source link in a relevant discussion

1. Start from [Motley Fool Community signup](https://discussion.fool.com/signup) or log in to an existing account.
2. Choose a category or existing topic where your source genuinely supports the conversation. The public forum includes investing and personal-finance categories, so off-topic promotion stands out quickly.
3. Write a useful post or reply first. Add the backlink as supporting evidence, not as the whole reason for the post.
4. Publish the post and check the public topic while logged out if possible.
5. Expect the link to be a nofollow UGC community link. In inspected public topic HTML/API output, external anchors were direct but carried `rel="noopener nofollow ugc"`.

A public example topic with external source links: [https://discussion.fool.com/t/monday-com-2022-q1-results/68444](https://discussion.fool.com/t/monday-com-2022-q1-results/68444)

[Image: Motley Fool Community public topic showing external discussion links]

### Link quality notes

This is not a clean dofollow backlink source. It is a public, topical community mention where the value is more likely to come from referral traffic, brand visibility, and having a source attached to an indexed discussion. Use it for genuinely helpful investing references; do not create a new account just to drop a commercial link.

Anonymous checks showed public topics and categories, while topic creation is disabled for logged-out users. That means the real workflow depends on signing in and following the community's category rules and moderation norms.