Since the inception of the forums, they have grown in fits and spurts. Consequently, there is
no real rhyme or reason to their order on the main forum index page. I think RHP-related forums
should be clumped together. So an order something like this:
Announcements (seems the most important forum)
Help
Clans
Tournaments
Site Ideas
Only Chess
Developers
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General
Culture
Debates (maybe renamed Politics, since debates on Science now ought to appear in the Science forum...)
Posers and Puzzles
Science
Spirituality
Sports
I think that this would add a visual cohesion to the index that it currently lacks. It also seems
a relatively small adjustment from a practical standpoint for the site design.
Just a thought.
Nemesio
Originally posted by NemesioI'd support you - I asked for this once before and got told it wasn't worth doing, but the list has grown a lot since then and it sure makes no sense now.
Since the inception of the forums, they have grown in fits and spurts. Consequently, there is
no real rhyme or reason to their order on the main forum index page. I think RHP-related forums
should be clumped together. So an order something like this:
Announcements (seems the most important forum)
Help
Clans
Tournaments
Site Ideas
Only Chess
Dev ...[text shortened]... small adjustment from a practical standpoint for the site design.
Just a thought.
Nemesio
Originally posted by NemesioNo one thinks this is a good idea?
Since the inception of the forums, they have grown in fits and spurts. Consequently, there is
no real rhyme or reason to their order on the main forum index page. I think RHP-related forums
should be clumped together. So an order something like this:
Announcements (seems the most important forum)
Help
Clans
Tournaments
Site Ideas
Only Chess
Dev ...[text shortened]... small adjustment from a practical standpoint for the site design.
Just a thought.
Nemesio
it's a good idea, and been mentioned before, and been told it's "not worth doing" . . .. which may or may not be true . . but most good ideas "aren't worth doing" they say because non-techies, like me, have no clue what's involved in trying to write the code to do them . . . .i figure they must be right since i have trouble figuring out which button to push on my mouse
