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Just a thought
It just seems to me that it would be easier to throw it all into a single subforum called "SGI Workshops", with individual threads for each of these things. It's not like the quantity of posts around here is so high that we have a hard time keeping up with all the different discussions.
Just my 2 cents worth,
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Likewise, I think "Story Suggestions/Requests" is the right place to, uh, suggest/request themes for upcoming workshops.
But yes, the forums are are getting a little top-heavy with workshop-related sections. If I may tweak your suggestion -- perhaps, whenever a new set of workshop stories is posted, the threads pertaining to the previous workshop could be retired to a "Workshop Archives" section. Voting and feedback on the new stories would have its own section ... until the next batch of stories is posted.
This would streamline the forum, but of course admin would have to do all the work. I say let him decide if it's worth the trouble.
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I checked the "Updates" section and found only one post announcing that a set of workshop stories had been added to the StoryBank. All the other announcements of that kind appeared in the "StoryBank" section -- which seems perfectly appropriate.
Likewise, I think "Story Suggestions/Requests" is the right place to, uh, suggest/request themes for upcoming workshops.
But yes, the forums are are getting a little top-heavy with workshop-related sections. If I may tweak your suggestion -- perhaps, whenever a new set of workshop stories is posted, the threads pertaining to the previous workshop could be retired to a "Workshop Archives" section. Voting and feedback on the new stories would have its own section ... until the next batch of stories is posted.
This would streamline the forum, but of course admin would have to do all the work. I say let him decide if it's worth the trouble.
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of course admin would have to do all the work
I'll THINK about it. But I prefer Lfan's suggestion.
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