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Hi Molly I appreciate large sites with many sections can be a bit confusing to begin with but as a site grows having many sections actually makes it easier to find those topics which really interest one.Re: This Forum
I find the layout very easy to navigate, if sections were reduced surely it would involve more searching for threads?Re: This Forum
There are plus and minus sides for lots/few forum sections (as we can see from your original post and the replies) and we actually had a lot more sections than this at one point - but we tried to condense them into a more manageable numberRe: This Forum
I am not a whizz with forums, but I have found this one and Dogsey to be just about right and quite easy to navigate. I don't go first into the sections when I log on. Usually, I find the quickest and easiest thing is to go to my "control panel" and look to see if there are any additions to the things I was looking at/interested in last time I was on. I then go into "latest posts" which will give all the new topics and posts. Any that interest me, I add to my subscribed threads (whether I respond to them or not). They then appear in my "control panel". If I have time I then go into the sections - in case I have missed anything.Re: This Forum
Oddly, I do exactly what Aerolor does as I find it most convenient: first Control Panel, then Latest Posts; works for me. On a slow night I might look at some of the sections I normallyRe: This Forum
I really like it as it is to be honest.Re: This Forum
For what it's worth, everything seems to be grand as it for me, some sections I don't go near because I've no interest in the subject, gardening or cooking for example, but others look forward to these posts. Of course if the wife asks me to ask a question for her then I will seek the help of the members who frequent those sections. As for the discussions and debates I think as we all get older the less we want to argue about things we can do nothing about, I mean whats the point?.
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