Any good place to share

Your game forum, I see that you can open your game forum to the public but how would people find it?

If you are wanting people to read your game forums while recruiting you can post your detail page in your recruitment post along with your LFG listing page so that people can read your game forum and post to your LFG page. I usually put my detail link on that page when I make my listing active. This let's prospective players see everything the players get to see in the forums and in the content (I make lots of my journals viewable to all).

Thanks Pat not looking for players just wanting to share what my players are doing and such.

You can find a link to your game's forum at the bottom of your Game Details page ( View All Posts » ).

The link's URL looks like: https://app.roll20.net/campaigns/forum/1234567

If you have allowed public access to your game, anyone can use that link/URL to view your game's forum.

Yea I was just wondering where the proper place to share was is all, thanks all

John, you can type up a simple description and include your detail page link in it then post it in the on-topic forum. This is more along the lines of "See what I did on Roll20" type of post which is, at this time, allowed so have fun and encourage your players to create, in your game forum, diary threads or such so people can read and enjoy your game through you and your players.

If your goal is create one shots that get folks interested in D&D, then I encourage you to look to /r/LFG on reddit. 

Yes, reddit in general has a bad reputation, but I find that LFG is a decent community that has quite a lot of web traffic. You can also post in /r/criticalrole - that community is really a fan of Matt Mercer's storytelling, so you can bet that they are all interested in narrative roleplaying, but most of them are shy when it comes to trying out games.

On Roll20, you've really just got forums and the game-search system.

Thank Anthoy real proud of what my players have done and how this extremely narrative story has gone so far.  Interesting to see a story unfold out even as to GM I still get surprised what happens next.  It has some framework to it of course but there will be several times I just do improv storytelling.  So glad to have found roll20 it has really relit my imagination.