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Tristram · 2008-09-05 22:01:06

Are they all necessary? The increased subdivision of the television forums seems to have led to some pretty stagnant board sections. Is there a way users can adjust settings to eliminate the subdivision of the television boards?

05-09-2008 10:01pm

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Tristram

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Are they all necessary? The increased subdivision of the television forums seems to have led to some pretty stagnant board sections. Is there a way users can adjust settings to eliminate the subdivision of the television boards?

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#2 05-09-2008 10:02pm

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Most of those forums are quite because their seasons are on a break. Not much to talk about when there is no episodes being shown. Once they begin again, the forums will pick up. I don't believe there is any setting like that but is it so hard to ignore the forums.

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#3 06-09-2008 11:46pm

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I dont want to ignore the forums, rather view all recent threads to do with all things television. The subsections serve a definite purpose in terms of cataloguing/archiving threads that have had their run and certainly facilitate quick and easy access to older threads relating to particular shows. Just think there is a disadvantage to having threads come to life in the subsections is all.

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#4 06-09-2008 11:48pm

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You could subscribe to all the forums that interest you and then use this page.

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/subbed.php

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#5 07-09-2008 12:52am

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That sounds like it could work. How do I subscribe?

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#6 07-09-2008 12:54am

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At the top of a forum, you'll see a link called "Forum Tools". Click that and then click the "Subscribe to this forum" link.

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#7 07-09-2008 1:01am

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Excellent!

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#8 07-09-2008 1:03am

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Yeah it's pretty handy all right. Subbed.php is the only way to use boards.

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#9 07-09-2008 1:15am

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Indeed

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