Why some sub-forums did not attach at the outside likes other does?

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The absence of certain sub-forums, like those in the Philosophy category, from the main forum page is intended to conserve space. This design choice aims to streamline the main forum's appearance while still allowing access to the sub-forums. Users express curiosity about the inconsistency compared to other forums that display their sub-forums prominently. The decision reflects a balance between organization and accessibility within the forum structure. Ultimately, the layout prioritizes a cleaner interface over showcasing all sub-forums visibly.
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Such as there have 4 sub-forums from the Philosophy field, i wonder why its not putting to outside on the main forum attachment just likes other forum did...
 
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1016 said:
Such as there have 4 sub-forums from the Philosophy field, i wonder why its not putting to outside on the main forum attachment just likes other forum did...
The sub forums in philosophy are not listed on the main page to reduce space.
 
ok, i get it.
 
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