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> Windows Forums, Suggestion on forum organization
Ben T
post Aug 14 2009, 11:20 PM
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I've got a suggestion pertaining the "windows" forum; instead of lumping all of the windows threads together, you create a category just for them (or for operating systems in general) and break the threads up into different forums according to version (7, vista, xp, etc.). That way when a member is browsing and looking for a thread/threads for a particular windows version they don't have go through (what is currently) 2840 threads. I do recognize how that would be alot of work for you to go through all of them especially if the windows version isn't indicated in the thread title but I thought that I would mention it anyway since you do have a forum on suggestions. thumbup.gif Don't you have an option to mass move threads.
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