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FEEDBACK on the REORGANIZATION — Brooklynian

FEEDBACK on the REORGANIZATION

pitu
pitu
edited November -1 in Site Issues
The Boards are a work in progress right now. Brooklyn and Beyond, The Lounge, Brooklyn Politics, BPets, BChildren . . . is it working for you?
Discuss.

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  • carnivore
    carnivore
    I think there are too many forums, and we should consolidate a bit.
  • shishkab
    shishkab
    i agree with Carnivore. it's just a lot to scroll through. but an A for effort, tho!
  • whyfi
    whyfi
    Sooooo many forums... Glad that I have a mouse with super-clicky scroll-wheel thingie.
  • quijibo
    quijibo
    it's gonna take a while to get used to this
    definite improvement over the previous organization

    now let's see which forums get used and which get abused...
  • 5thflrwalkup
    5thflrwalkup
    shishkab wrote: i agree with Carnivore. it's just a lot to scroll through. but an A for effort, tho!
    Ditto. Way too long to scroll through
  • chillipeppa
    chillipeppa
    I don't understand why some neighborhoods are near the top and others are further down (I know they were added later, but why not put them together?). Also, I think that classified section should go below all of the neighborhood boards.........(and, still, that the list is too long).


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  • emily
    emily
    I think the idea is to highlight the neighborhood boards that have achieved critical mass. The others could be moved as warranted by traffic.
  • iowagirl
    iowagirl
    Since all politics is local (thanks, Pat Moynihan), can we put all political stuff in the Brooklyn politics forum (like the Call for Change thread, for example). Otherwise it may get lost in the lounge, which is very, very big.

    Just a thought.

    Great job, though. I can't believe how big this board has gotten!
  • ben
    ben
    Emily wrote: I think the idea is to highlight the neighborhood boards that have achieved critical mass. The others could be moved as warranted by traffic.
    I was just wondering about this, I noticed that some of the boards on the lower section have more posts/activity than some of the ones in the main section.

    I actually didn't even realize that second section of boards existed so I never looked at them. Traffic on some of these may pick up if they are highlighted.

    Perhaps if some of these are combined such as Greenwood Heights and Sunset Park, in the same way that Fort Greene/Clinton Hill/Bed-Stuy is one board, then they may get the critical mass they need to be successful.
  • lostingreenwoodhts
    lostingreenwoodhts
    Ben wrote: Perhaps if some of these are combined such as Greenwood Heights and Sunset Park, in the same way that Fort Greene/Clinton Hill/Bed-Stuy is one board, then they may get the critical mass they need to be successful.
    There has been some discussion about this amongst the mods. Still back & forth on the final verdict and what combos should be made. Stay tuned...
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