Ok guys, I need your help!

I'd like to streamline the forums and reduce the number of (possibly) redundant subforums. If nothing else, I'd like to make the distinctions between the subforums more obvious to eliminate confusion.

So please let me know of times when you've wanted to post a topic (or find a topic) but have been unsure which subforum to click on. This will let me know which subforums could do with a rename or reorder.

For instance, I get confused by 'general discussion' vs 'fun, games & random conversation'. Is my topic random or is it general?

If you'd like your confusion to remain private, please PM me with your categorical conundrum.

Thanks!

I'm not sure that I've had any problems determining which forum a post should go in, but then again I'm pretty casual about such things

I usually think of "fun and games and random conversation" as more of a silly place, and "general" as for serious, but random posts that don't fit under any other existing category...so it seems fine to me.

To me, General Discussion is the equivalent of the INFP General Discussion on Globalchatter, and Fun, Games, and Random Conversations is the equivalent of the regular General Discussion.

But just a suggestion-- we could have a "What's Happening in Your Life" board like Globalchatter did. Or we could just post that stuff in the blog threads. *slaps my tertiary function*

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Erm, I pretty much just have the "View new posts" link bookmarked.

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B... but my Te wants to play!

That's good, if the forum works 'as is' for most people, it means less work for me.

PtP, your tertiary function is just fine as is. I'd prefer to encourage people into the blog section, though there is a thread in there just to post life happenings without people needing to begin blogs.

Same here.

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Of wet and of wildness? Let them be left,
O let them be left, wildness and wet;
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