I like weird English, I like "fora" more.

Fora is technically correct. I don't use "fora" as the plural word of forum, but I should be using it from now on! I use "formulae" as the plural form of formula.

Why do you consider Fora technically correct? Oxford English Dictionary indicates Forums is correct if not discussing a gathering place in an ancient Roman city. Here are some articles related to the issue: https://grammarist.com/usage/fora-forums/, https://painintheenglish.com/case/627, https://ell.stackexchange.com/questions/69/which-is-the-plural-of-forum-fora-or-forums, In the end, I don't think either are technically wrong, and I'm not even certain one is more correct than the other, although Forums seems to be the preferred use in general English parlance. Many staff at AoPS use Fora. I personally prefer Forums.

Latin ftw! thus "fora" is the only correct answer

To clarify: in Latin, forum, -i is a second declension neuter noun, and the nominative (subject) ending for the plural is -a, hence "fora"...

Fora sounds better to me, but I hate sounding pretentious so I don't usually use words like that.

I'm fine with either honestly, but I use forums more. (also fora just looks weird in print)

looks like latin kinda so I chose fora