[Reform] Forum Consolidation

[Moonlit Naiad]

I always saw "General" sorta as more site/sites-specific and the "Tea" room being more 'real life' stuff.

Soap Box should be a subforum of Tea and Help/Comments a subforum of General, I think.

With the current groupings, though, "Help" belongs more under the forum group rather than the general group.

One other thing I'd like to see is the Creative Corner grouping moved up to just under general. (And, if possible, the muffin room moved to just above archives.) Another thing that could happen in the consolidation is to have the RP sections joined in with 'Fun and Games,' maybe with a main RP forum, and the rest as subforums?

[Duck]

I'd agree putting the content stuff higher. Give it the primo spots, so people don't just go straight to the muffin and ignore it.

[Loremistress Eirien]

So...

Rules
News
Events

General
- Help Desk + Comments
- Welcome Mat
- Affiliated Groups

Discussions
- General Discussion (site and real life stuff, but not emotional stuff.)
-- Soap Box
- Tea Room (for E/N personal emotional stuff)
- Across the Water

Creative Corner
- Stories
- Art
- Captions
- Other (for Changing Rooms, Interactive Fiction, CYOC?)

Fun & Games
- Muffin Room
-- Events
-- Games Room
- Entertainment
-- Video Games
-- Anime
-- RPG Systems

RP Rooms
- Normal RPG
- FFRPG + Duel Room + Battle Room
- Characters
- Universes
-- (universes here)

Archives
- Normal
- RP
- Art

[Rowan]

I LOVE IT!

Perfect!

[Christina Anikari]

Sounds like a reasonable organization of forums, Eirien. Especially the separation of personal issues and more general discussion of serious topics seems like a good idea.

[Kether]

I still think Duel and Battle should be added to Muffinroom since most of the things that happen there are caused by Muffinroom stuff.

[Duck]

I'd agree with Lian. The last big offical thing that happened there was I belive X's fight over a year ago.

[Sensei Kimiko]

Either or on the duels, I like the revised structre proposal. It seems a lot more wieldy. It has my support for what it is worth.