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Poll: Does anyone think that this forum should have 3 separate forums within 'Nootropics & Brain Enhancers'? (19 member(s) have cast votes)

Does anyone think that this forum should have 3 separate forums within 'Nootropics & Brain Enhancers'?

  1. Yes (14 votes [77.78%])

    Percentage of vote: 77.78%

  2. No (4 votes [22.22%])

    Percentage of vote: 22.22%

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#1 rainbowmaker

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Posted 22 December 2004 - 01:43 AM


That is, a sub-forum on:
1. Purity issues and suppliers;
2. Experience reports/Product reviews; and
3. General nootropic discussion

#2 todd_lee

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Posted 22 December 2004 - 01:46 AM

I guess that would avoid nearly every thread ending in nootropi's dramatic discussion of purity issues. Although, too many sub-forums might be cumbersome. I think a single thread on purity would suffice.

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#3 hyoomen

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Posted 22 December 2004 - 02:02 AM

I suppose it could be vaguely beneficial, but I do not believe that traffic on this board in anyway warrants such divisions. If we had 40 or more threads being created a day, I could certainly see it. Since there are so few threads, though, it seems like a lot more clicking and cross-linking would be necessary.

Perhaps a better proposition would be the advent of thread subject indicators ("[purity]: Watch out stuff from Bob's Big Brain Blobs"; "[stack report]: OMG THIS STUFF MAKES ME MORE SMARTER"; "[general]: monkeys eating nootropics like their bananas more yellow, says CNN"). Even this, however, seems a trifle unnecessary.

I do believe a list of such indicators (or even radio options) at time of thread creation would be useful if such a program was implemented. People would be a lot more likely to follow such conventions if they were easily accessible.

Just some .02.

#4 nootropi

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Posted 22 December 2004 - 02:05 AM

I will now only defer to other posts. I have already presented my case fully in these earlier posts.

#5 todd_lee

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Posted 22 December 2004 - 02:05 AM

[lol]
[thumb] Good thinking hyoomen.

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#6 pinballwizard

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Posted 23 December 2004 - 04:27 AM

I don't think this matters. The search engine and the mouse pretty much allows you to read whatever you want.




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