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Classic cars - listing on forum.

Alfasudcrazy · 2005-06-04 15:44:47

I would like to suggest that Classic cars forum is a subject which warrants a section all to itself. (If Mustard can surely classic cars can) I feel that it is being 'hidden' by being a sub-forum of motors and if it was listed below Motors - but as a separate entity it would generate a lot more posts and make it more…

04-06-2005 3:44pm

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Alfasudcrazy

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I would like to suggest that Classic cars forum is a subject which warrants a section all to itself. (If Mustard can surely classic cars can)
I feel that it is being 'hidden' by being a sub-forum of motors and if it was listed below Motors - but as a separate entity it would generate a lot more posts and make it more interesting.
Also I feel the the Motorsports section by being separated from Motors and Classic cars is a bit of a waste as even though it is a sport I am sure the viewers of Motors and Classic cars would like all three forum sections to be beside each other - this would generate increased posts and thus more interest .
Does anyone else agree with me :rolleyes:

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#2 04-06-2005 4:42pm

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i always read the last 10 posts on the main boards.ie page, thats how i found this forum.
very good point if mustard has its own then classic cars surely can, this forum is generally kept alive and interesting by 10-15 regular visitors with classics. it would be good to see interest gained

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#3 04-06-2005 6:19pm

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I see little chance of your proposal happening even though it makes sense. The admins will proberly shoot it down as being more work than is justified.

Don't let me stop you suggesting this in feedback.

Mike.

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#4 04-06-2005 6:59pm

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FFS !
I thought you guys were only messing when you said 'Mustard' had it's own section - but it's really there ! :eek:

That's a bit of a joke - having an actual proper forum about 'Mustard' (still can hardly believe I've just typed that!) but a subforum for 'Classic Cars' !!! :rolleyes:

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#5 04-06-2005 7:29pm

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Well the Mustard sub-forum is amusing when you want to put any problems in perspective. :rolleyes:
This thread is a case in point - I as well as hating mustard also hate Coffee - so what's the chances of having a Coffee sub-forum?

http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=187289

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