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Hey boss... how about a rethink on the category drivers forum.
How about an external devices forum incorporating USB, Digital Cameras, Input Devices, Removables. And maybe moving the Cyrix forum into somewhere else.
This page is getting so long I no longer want to even think about a games forum.
Just an idea.
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I disagree about the Cyrix forum.
Some people still need it!
After all, what's gonna happen to Weck if it's gone??? (j/k, Weck https://forums.windrivers.com/ )
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Oh sorry. I didn't know that. How about moving Weck up to the tech lounge. I'm sure it needs more moderators.
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It can't be arranged.
Every forum must have the maximum number of 4 Mods and Tech Lounge is full already.
Hey Weck, how about the Intel forum??? https://forums.windrivers.com/
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A Peripherals Forum might well be a good catch all for several of the smaller forums.Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Antimatter:
Hey boss... how about a rethink on the category drivers forum.
How about an external devices forum incorporating USB, Digital Cameras, Input Devices, Removables. And maybe moving the Cyrix forum into somewhere else.
This page is getting so long I no longer want to even think about a games forum.
Just an idea.
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Ya never know, ya know?
I agree with AlienDyne!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by sowulo:
A Peripherals Forum might well be a good catch all for several of the smaller forums.
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I thought this thread had been closed by Darren. What happened??
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I think Scott reopened it.
Antimatter actually sent me a PM asking me to close it as his comments were out of line and he apologised.
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I hope Weck didn't take it seriously. I was just kidding!
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"Matter is passive. In spite of its power, it can't be controlled without the human mind." - Sokrates
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Just thought I would throw in my two cents.
I like the way the boards are layed out. Seperating some of the topics helps me not have to read everything here. I will admit there are alot of things that I do not know much about so I usually don't read anything in the catagory. I honestly don't know alot about NT or USB for example, and if they are seperated like they are I don't have to waste my time reading stuff that I don't know about and helping those that I can.
Plus, if the people posting are paying attention to where they post, they have a better chance of getting their questions answered, when things are listed more specifically. I vote for keeping things the way they are. If the number of moderators is a question, I will volunteer my time to help out.
All in all, the moderators and the great DG are doing a wonderfull job of assisting the new posters and keeping the flaming down. Most people only need to be told once about the rules of the boards.
Again...my opinion! https://forums.windrivers.com/
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Ditto! And I like the avatar!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Larommi:
Just thought I would throw in my two cents.
I like the way the boards are layed out. Seperating some of the topics helps me not have to read everything here. I will admit there are alot of things that I do not know much about so I usually don't read anything in the catagory. I honestly don't know alot about NT or USB for example, and if they are seperated like they are I don't have to waste my time reading stuff that I don't know about and helping those that I can.
Plus, if the people posting are paying attention to where they post, they have a better chance of getting their questions answered, when things are listed more specifically. I vote for keeping things the way they are. If the number of moderators is a question, I will volunteer my time to help out.
All in all, the moderators and the great DG are doing a wonderfull job of assisting the new posters and keeping the flaming down. Most people only need to be told once about the rules of the boards.
Again...my opinion! https://forums.windrivers.com/
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Agreed!Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Larommi:
Just thought I would throw in my two cents.
I like the way the boards are layed out. Seperating some of the topics helps me not have to read everything here. I will admit there are alot of things that I do not know much about so I usually don't read anything in the catagory. I honestly don't know alot about NT or USB for example, and if they are seperated like they are I don't have to waste my time reading stuff that I don't know about and helping those that I can.
Plus, if the people posting are paying attention to where they post, they have a better chance of getting their questions answered, when things are listed more specifically. I vote for keeping things the way they are. If the number of moderators is a question, I will volunteer my time to help out.
All in all, the moderators and the great DG are doing a wonderfull job of assisting the new posters and keeping the flaming down. Most people only need to be told once about the rules of the boards.
Again...my opinion! https://forums.windrivers.com/
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"Matter is passive. In spite of its power, it can't be controlled without the human mind." - Sokrates
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I agree completely - I would rather scroll more on the main index, then have to scroll inside every forum to find what I am looking for.Quote:
<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by jimmr13:
Ditto! And I like the avatar!Quote:
Originally posted by Larommi:
Just thought I would throw in my two cents.
I like the way the boards are layed out. Seperating some of the topics helps me not have to read everything here. I will admit there are alot of things that I do not know much about so I usually don't read anything in the catagory. I honestly don't know alot about NT or USB for example, and if they are seperated like they are I don't have to waste my time reading stuff that I don't know about and helping those that I can.
Plus, if the people posting are paying attention to where they post, they have a better chance of getting their questions answered, when things are listed more specifically. I vote for keeping things the way they are. If the number of moderators is a question, I will volunteer my time to help out.
All in all, the moderators and the great DG are doing a wonderfull job of assisting the new posters and keeping the flaming down. Most people only need to be told once about the rules of the boards.
Again...my opinion! https://forums.windrivers.com/
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That is true. I'd rather scroll on the main page. Dividing into more topics allows for better moderation, by limiting what is posted in each topic. It also makes it easier for people(especially newbies) to find information.
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by cyberhh:
I agree completely - I would rather scroll more on the main index, then have to scroll inside every forum to find what I am looking for.
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