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alaskanrover previously said:
1) Then you might as well not post the thread...it is going to get buried in the forum and it is going to get lost.
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It wont get lost to me, and when I make a change it will come to the top of the forum and hopefully people who are INTERESTED in the changes will be SUBSCRIBED to the thread so they'll get notification.
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2) I don't understand the "too many areas" arguement...We can put in a super off topic and breakout of regions into specific areas, but we don't have room for new areas for discussing FJ topics?
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We dont have room for areas that are unecessary, IMHO. You can create a million "FJ Topic" -- but are all of them necessary? Are some of them redundant? I mean, is it worth it to have a section thats going to get maybee 5 or 6 threads a month? IMHO, Its not.
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3) My thoughts on do it yourself were for the various installs and stickys posted...would generate more members to post their topics in a dedicated area than just Admin selecting one or 2 "good posts". Also different from slef help...whihc is more at rying to fumble through forum operations and activities. As a newbie at one time, I can attest that if you're not a super techno, doing just basic posts can be challenging.
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I still dont see the difference between a DIY and a HowTo section. Unless you mean the DIY would be directed at the FJ, and the Howto would be directed at how to operate on this forum, in which case thats what the forum FAQ is for:
http://www.fjcruiserforums.com/forums/faq.php
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4) I disagree with the amount of traffic...I actually think it will be one of the higher trafficed areas. This site lacks any comparison to any other vehicle of similar class and function. Sure, if you scrolled through 1,000 posts, you might find that JEEP owner who will make one comment about it compared to an FJ. I say give it a try, and if it doesn't work out, remove it...
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Well, on this one I guess we just agree to disagree.
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5) Thread versus topic area...if I was an admin guy then I might say thread as well. If I was the noob, I definitely would say topic area. As an addict, I'd say topic area because it is easier for the members to find things. so that makes the vote 2 out of 3 for a topic area  As much as I hate it, the elcova does a better job IMHO of making it easier to navigate to what you want...I essentially go into a huge @ss topic are and then hope to god that someone posted to that thread within the last day or two so I don't have to dig through page after page of threads...
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Different strokes for different folks I guess. We cant please everyone at everything... and I think you had some great suggestions that we will be implementing, but I dont think we will implement all of them.
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