What would you like to see in the Lifestyle forum?

wixxy2348 · 28 Jun 2009, 2:19 AM

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Originally Posted by dux&src

weightlifting related thread should go intoo fitness and dieting threads should go into nutrition. I don't think they should be merged.

So what do you think about a 'sleep' sub-forum?

How many threads are there on sleep, specifically, to warrant a sleep subforum? Wouldn't it just go into the proposed "Health and Nutrition" subforum?

And no, I meant some of the threads should be merged into a stickied Weightlifting thread in the Fitness subforum, and a merged stickied Weightloss thread in the Health and Nutrition subforum. Only because there are a LOT of threads (many of which are old, and repetitive) which are asking either:
a) How much do you lift/How much should I lift (and asking specific advice)
or
b) How much do you weigh/How to lose weight.

dux&src · 28 Jun 2009, 2:29 AM

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Originally Posted by wixxy2348

How many threads are there on sleep, specifically, to warrant a sleep subforum? Wouldn't it just go into the proposed "Health and Nutrition" subforum?

And no, I meant some of the threads should be merged into a stickied Weightlifting thread in the Fitness subforum, and a merged stickied Weightloss thread in the Health and Nutrition subforum. Only because there are a LOT of threads (many of which are old, and repetitive) which are asking either:
a) How much do you lift/How much should I lift (and asking specific advice)
or
b) How much do you weigh/How to lose weight.

Yeah i guess it would go into the 'Health and Nutrition' sub-forum. Just thought it would be nice if it were separate

OH stickied threads.. Yeah, i'm all for it.

wixxy2348 · 28 Jun 2009, 2:31 AM

Yup. They'd be good, as it would reduce the number of old (and usually defunct) threads, without the need for deletions... thus keeping the information in an easily accessible, grouped together (merged) sticky thread.

klaris · 2 Jul 2009, 6:46 PM

I agree with the "family" concept of a new sub-forum because it easily seperates the family lifestyle to your own and if you have a problem/question to do with family then you don't have to sift through a load of other crap to get what you want. But thats just my 2 cents.

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2 Jul 2009, 6:46 PM	#19 (permalink)
klaris Senior Member HSC: 2011 Gender: Female Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 388 Last Activity: Today, 10:02 AM	Re: What would you like to see in the Lifestyle forum? I agree with the "family" concept of a new sub-forum because it easily seperates the family lifestyle to your own and if you have a problem/question to do with family then you don't have to sift through a load of other crap to get what you want. But thats just my 2 cents.

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