Community Discussion: How Should We Use WWD?

[KT Samurai]

There's been some concern about this forum and how it will be used. Specifically, when is the right time to make a new thread and how should we deal with sites that we will be talking about rather often? We seem to have two options at this juncture, and I'd like us to discuss them and any additional options you may conjure yourself. These two options are:

1. Create a new thread for every new update from a given site. This is how I've been doing it lately.
2. Create a thread for each site that we will be talking about each time it updates.

What say you, gentle A4 user? Should we make a new thread every time a website updates or just make a big old sticky and update that? Or should we try something else?

We staff people are very interested in your input.

[Golden Legend Alpha Centauri]

i don't want to see a new thread everytime. just a waste.

[Kyuu]

Due to the low rate of replies - this section isn't doing very well.

[KT Samurai]

Due to the low rate of replies - this section isn't doing very well.

Noted. But that's not what we're talking about here. Stay on topic!

[Kyuu]

Noted. But that's not what we're talking about here. Stay on topic!

My comment relates on the purpose of this section. Therefore, it is on topic.

[KT Samurai]

My comment relates on the purpose of this section. Therefore, it is on topic.

Don't make me slap you, Kyuu.

This thread is about the particulars of the use of the forum not it's purpose. Those are two different things and I'm telling you to focus on one.

[Golden Legend Alpha Centauri]

i don't think those threads are very important either.

[thedarkring]

I think that this section is pointless. People can post updates in the other threads on this site. I've seen them do it. For instance, Vampire Lowell always posts updates about comics in the Marvel and DC Universe clubs. Also, you should post one thread per type of update and make it a sticky so that there will not be a jumbled mess here.