Forum Feedback: What Boards Do You Want to See More Activity In?

[MondayMoan51]

The forum has a good spread of boards but some see more traffic than others naturally. We're growing and part of that growth is figuring out where the community actually wants to spend time rather than where we assumed they would.

So this is a genuine question. Which boards do you visit most? Which ones do you check and find nothing new more often than you'd like? Is there a topic area or board type that you think is missing entirely? Is there anything about how the forum is organised that confuses or frustrates?

Honest feedback is useful. Tell us what's working and what you'd change.

[codeberg]

Its an interesting topic. If we moved football out of sport there might not be much left. Wrestling was doable because its a niche. Football is life

[NeonPhantom]

The quantum and AI boards are the reason I'm here. Everything else is a bonus. More depth in those would be welcome

[Protocol]

Short Stories and Poetry are underused and I think it's because people feel self-conscious posting their own work. A no-feedback-unless-requested rule might help

[DarkMatter]

Tech Help needs more questions from people with actual problems. Currently it's mostly tips which is useful but questions create more conversation

[NealBinnom-Williams]

The Social board could use a daily thread or weekly thread structure. Something that gives a reason to check in regularly

[Molly_62]

Deals and Freebies would benefit from time-stamped posts so you know immediately if something is still live or expired

[Benzema83]

General Discussion is doing well. It's the board that makes a forum feel like a place rather than a resource

[KeyboardWarrior47]

A dedicated News and Current Events daily thread would help concentrate discussion rather than spreading it across multiple topics

[Inland Aidan]

The board I check most is whichever one has the latest post. Forum software that highlights truly new content makes browsing easier

[BretHart_X]

It would help if everyone posted a few times in each board to keep them going. New forums are the hardest to start and seed