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Right now, when you search through the forums on KYM, the results will direct you to the individual post that matches your query, rather than just the page that contains that post. This is possible because, in the HTML, each post is represented by an article element with an id attribute with a unique value for each forum post on the site.
However, people still share posts by sending each other links to an entire page and adding, "see my third post on that page," or, "look at Don's post." This is because there's no easy way for people to find out what URL would get them to a specific post.
My suggested solution is to do something similar to the way we can look at specific comments. Each comment has a time stamp that is wrapped in a link to that comment's page. The same thing could be done on the forums; the post's time stamp could be wrapped in <a href="#forum_post_x"> (where x is the post's ID number). This would make navigating the forums a bit easier, and wouldn't be very difficult to change.