[Completed] Resection "Photoshop Guru Introduction Forum"

[KRF]

Hi again,

What about resectioning "Photoshop Guru Introduction Forum"

At the moment you have it set out like this:

• Photoshop Guru Introduction Forum:
  -Forum: New Member Introductions
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus News and Announcements
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus Discussion & Site Suggestions

It could be like this:

• Photoshop Guru site Forum:
  -Forum: New Member Introductions
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus News and Announcements
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus Site Suggestions
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus Forum Help

If this is done, as I have suggested in site sugestion you could then do this:

• Photoshop Guru site Forum:
  -Forum: New Member Introductions
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus News and Announcements
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus Site Suggestions
  -Apoved Suggestions
  -Denied Suggestions
  -Forum: Photoshop Gurus Forum Help
  -Resolved Issues

The parts in Blue are forum headers, the parts in Red are Subforums of that forum.

This would make it faster for staff and members do what they need to do on the forum, and also help with problems they may have, also it will keep the forum flowing in a smooth style

 

[Gaussian]

This has partially been done, although we are just marking site suggestion threads completed or declined rather than move them to different sub forums.

Thanks for the suggestion.

 

[KRF]

This has partially been done, although we are just marking site suggestion threads completed or declined rather than move them to different sub forums.

Thanks for the suggestion.

Ok thanks the completed or declined, idea will still work , thanks for the change as well, it will help staff and members get to what they are looking for faster and help with any confusion

Edit:
Maybe when you get a sec mod for the intro forum, that mod as well as other mods could add [resolved] to the front of the posts, this will help other members with forum problems as well

 

[Dezigns Unlimited]

There is actually a MOD for that in PHPBB, not sure if one is available for vBulletin, it would be worth looking into...