sub forums

[les]

All and Everything
This is the place for general discussions on fetishes, sexuality and anything else. What's on your mind right now?
Subforum: Games

All and Everything
This is the place for general discussions on fetishes, sexuality and anything else. What's on your mind right now?

Subforum:
Games

perhaps as simple as that will make the sub forums more visible

[SexualChoc]

I think the same goes for stories as well.

And a brief description wold not hurt
but not sure how much work that would be
Or if it is even do-able

[les]

Bumocks
Back to the drawing board.
Thanks for an explanatory answer Indigo™

[les]

Sub forums are clearer to see.
Thank you team.

[seraph0x]

You're talking about modifying the code on how the forum *works*. Keep in mind, the forum software is still commercial, and isn't prone to that kind of major modification without major modification. There's only so much we can do, folks.

We can do this, but I don't think visibility is the only problem. It's just more effort to check more forums, so most people only check the biggest forums. That's why I think usually you should avoid splitting forums up more than necessary.

How much is necessary? I'd say the legitimate reasons to split forums are:

- When the main purpose of the forum is archival of specific threads (example "Stories")
- When a forum gets too big (example "All and Everything" was split to create the "Art of Webteasing" forum)
- To intentionally separate out the content (example Site & Product Reviews - keeping commercial stuff out of All and Everything)
- Because it has a "meta" topic (example Tech. Support and Suggestions)
- Because only certain people have access (example Team Forum, Tester's Hall)

Bad reasons to split forums are:

- To "organize" things into categories
- Derp

I think trying to make the subforums more prominent is the wrong approach, a better solution is to try and have fewer forums.