'Sports and games' subforum in GD

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A proposal for a dedicated 'Sports and Games' subforum in GD forums was discussed, focusing on the desire for a centralized space to talk about sports and ongoing matches like the PF football league. However, participants noted that current traffic levels are insufficient to justify a separate subforum, as there are typically few sports-related threads. While the World Cup generates some interest, overall engagement in sports discussions remains low. The idea of creating a subforum was acknowledged as a way to streamline conversations, but the consensus leaned towards maintaining the existing structure due to limited activity. Ultimately, the suggestion was appreciated, but practicality regarding forum traffic was emphasized.

Do you like a 'Sports and games' subforum?

  • Yes, that would be nice.

    Votes: 1 16.7%
  • No, a general thread is enough.

    Votes: 5 83.3%

  • Total voters
    6
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How about a 'Sports and games' subforum in GD forums? A place where one can discuss about sports and ongoing matches, like for example the PF football league. I think it would be nice to have sports threads in one place rather than just generally on the GD forum. Or does any think of a better place for that? Opinions are welcome..
What do you think?
 
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Vanadium 50 said:
This has two threads and 100 posts today.

'This' refers to sports ?
 
As V50 said: there is not enough traffic for a separate subforum.
 
Thanks for the suggestion PhysicoRaj! Usually we don't have many sports threads so the forum would be quite vacant. The World Cup is so internationally popular that even PF can host a few threads, but otherwise, we don't talk too much sports :)
 
Yes, I understand the point. Just a thought appeared to me that the creation of such a forum would provide people a chance to share their info on an existing thread rather than opening a general one every time. You all have a valid point and I accept that.. thanks for the opinion :approve:
 
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