Questioning the effectiveness of this forum

Surely the very nature of a forum is to discuss the importance of not only the subject matter at hand but also how effective the forum in itself is operating?

I posted a question relating to this subject, regarding the high number of sub folders making it harder to get a question to the wider audience.

Guess what, someone moved that post into off topic where it now gathers dust never to be read again.

I understand that certain sub folders help the powers that be answer them more effectively, but to me it's a bit overkill.

There used to be 1 forum, where EVERYTHING was discussed, a single post could get 300 replies in a day easily. the only post that gets this kind of response is when they post sneak peaks.

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Originally Posted by bbodega

Surely the very nature of a forum is to discuss the importance of not only the subject matter at hand but also how effective the forum in itself is operating?

I posted a question relating to this subject, regarding the high number of sub folders making it harder to get a question to the wider audience.

Guess what, someone moved that post into off topic where it now gathers dust never to be read again.

I understand that certain sub folders help the powers that be answer them more effectively, but to me it's a bit overkill.

There used to be 1 forum, where EVERYTHING was discussed, a single post could get 300 replies in a day easily. the only post that gets this kind of response is when they post sneak peaks.

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If your referring to that If this is General thingy, it has nothing related to clash, and is more of a game, so it got shifted.

Nope not that post.... I was just curious what would happen. :o

Previous post was entitled 'is the forum becoming too watered down'.

I think it is a valid subject for discussion, but maybe other disagree.

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Originally Posted by bbodega

Surely the very nature of a forum is to discuss the importance of not only the subject matter at hand but also how effective the forum in itself is operating?

I posted a question relating to this subject, regarding the high number of sub folders making it harder to get a question to the wider audience.

Guess what, someone moved that post into off topic where it now gathers dust never to be read again.

I understand that certain sub folders help the powers that be answer them more effectively, but to me it's a bit overkill.

There used to be 1 forum, where EVERYTHING was discussed, a single post could get 300 replies in a day easily. the only post that gets this kind of response is when they post sneak peaks.

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I agree.. General is always the place to go.. You'll get answers in minutes.. Other subforums ( correct if I'm wrong as I casually browse "problems & bugs") usually have little views compared to this subforum

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Originally Posted by bbodega

Nope not that post.... I was just curious what would happen. :o

Previous post was entitled 'is the forum becoming too watered down'.

I think it is a valid subject for discussion, but maybe other disagree.

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Ohh I see....

With that lounge chair thingy mods must've mistaken it for a game. I admit even I got into the "act" which must have factored into it being moved.

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Personally I want to know what are the hottest subjects, and I always assume that they will be in general.

But actually, they might be stuck in Clan Wars, or several sub folders down in Strategy.

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Originally Posted by bbodega

Personally I want to know what are the hottest subjects, and I always assume that they will be in general.

But actually, they might be stuck in Clan Wars, or several sub folders down in Strategy.

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Topics such as update speculation, loot updates, general tricks, tips about Clash. Various off topic but in a way relevant to Clash are discussed in this subforum. It is the most active subforum, which is why it (and Clan Wars) are the two subforum itend to be on.

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Try using the “New Posts” option. The results shown still show the stats you woukd normally use to judge activity.