some suggestions for the forum

[rami_2008]

Hello i have some suggestion for the forum
this forum is so popular and there a lot of threads
so why don't divide the dv lottery section into smaller section so we find information more easier
like for example :
1.2008 sectionn
2.and 2009 section as people are start asking question about it
3.interview section
4.before u win
5.first step after winning
6.medial section
7.Aos section
8.experience section
9.problem section

 

[gooma]

This is a good suggestion. There are already existing sections reflecting your typology based on individual needs and concerns. My experience with discussion in this forum is that most of the sections you have suggested are interrelated and linked. The course of a discussion of one thing sometimes leads to the other especially when contributors give examples of their own experiences that draws on some of the other areas. An example or experience that is contestable but related to another section could draw more attention and comments etc. So, it would be very difficult to draw strict lines between this sections. There are also instances where contributors in a particular strand consciously or unconsciously try to moderate the scope of the discussion such that it does not move away from the main issue/issues being discussed. I believe the question of sticking to specific topics is well observed especially as it is individuals who create strands which may be multifaceted in nature depending on the peculiarity or unique nature of the issue - again, responses to individual questions may need to draw from a wide variety of sections and so on.

 

[Favour1]

This is a good suggestion. There are already existing sections reflecting your typology based on individual needs and concerns. My experience with discussion in this forum is that most of the sections you have suggested are interrelated and linked. The course of a discussion of one thing sometimes leads to the other especially when contributors give examples of their own experiences that draws on some of the other areas. An example or experience that is contestable but related to another section could draw more attention and comments etc. So, it would be very difficult to draw strict lines between this sections. There are also instances where contributors in a particular strand consciously or unconsciously try to moderate the scope of the discussion such that it does not move away from the main issue/issues being discussed. I believe the question of sticking to specific topics is well observed especially as it is individuals who create strands which may be multifaceted in nature depending on the peculiarity or unique nature of the issue - again, responses to individual questions may need to draw from a wide variety of sections and so on.

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