Forum Structure? (1 Viewer)

[Skittled]

Right. So, now that we've got an 'employment' and 'travel' sub-forum to the 'employment, real estate and travel' forum, what is this main/parent-forum meant to be for? Just real estate chatter? If so, should it be renamed...?

...not to heckle, just saw the changed structure and am curious as to what's going through the mod's minds...

 

[cro_angel]

hahaha moreso my mind as i requested the change
theres mainly employment and travel threads and i thought it would be easier to keep them all in one place.. and create relevant stickies with help sites for each of them
in the general forum is the stuff that doesnt fit into either (or both).. theres a few different bits and pieces like real estate, financial advice and general future things..
if i could think of something to rename it to i would.. but i think people get the gist of what doesnt go under employment and travel can go under the general forum (which doesnt seem to be limited to real estate).

 

[townie]

u made my BoS routine one click harder. this is how i used 2 operate

1. open NS in seperate window
2. open USerCP in seperate window
3. open NCAP in seperate window
4. click Employment, R.E. & T

now i have to click employment sub-forum, so much effort!

 

[mr_brightside]

its a lot more organised though...
and yes skittled has a point...but cro_angel has already answered it

 

[Skittled]

Ta, guys. Knew it'd be logical, and had figured it myself, just had to satisfy my curiosity and confirm it all

 

[cro_angel]

u made my BoS routine one click harder. this is how i used 2 operate

1. open NS in seperate window
2. open USerCP in seperate window
3. open NCAP in seperate window
4. click Employment, R.E. & T

now i have to click employment sub-forum, so much effort!

on the main page you can click to go straight to the employment subforum you know
i hope people post more travel threads to make that part look a bit more active hehe

 

[doe]

i still liked the old way, easier to read all the threads

my attention span is so short it actually goes back in time.