Richard
Strategos
Hello Forum Goers,
Tyrion and myself have been discussing some changes we're wanting to make to the forums. The first of these is to reorganise the order of the world forums, to run in reverse chronological order based on opening date (current example, Edessa (EN51) - Alpha (EN1)). The reason we want to make this change is mostly down to the fact we are closing the forums of closed ingame worlds, as they come (example, Iota) so logically, it makes more sense to have the newer, and more active forums at the top. We tried this change about a year ago, and a lot of you disliked it. It is for this reason that we are posting this poll, to gauge forum opinion on the topic.
Please vote in the poll above, and if you have any specific opinions, please feel free to post these also. I'll leave the poll open for 14 days, at which point Tyrion and I will review the votes, and make a decision. Please note, the final decision will be made by us, this poll is intended to get a feeling for the opinions, not to make the decision.
Thank you in advance.
The Community Management Team
Tyrion and myself have been discussing some changes we're wanting to make to the forums. The first of these is to reorganise the order of the world forums, to run in reverse chronological order based on opening date (current example, Edessa (EN51) - Alpha (EN1)). The reason we want to make this change is mostly down to the fact we are closing the forums of closed ingame worlds, as they come (example, Iota) so logically, it makes more sense to have the newer, and more active forums at the top. We tried this change about a year ago, and a lot of you disliked it. It is for this reason that we are posting this poll, to gauge forum opinion on the topic.
Please vote in the poll above, and if you have any specific opinions, please feel free to post these also. I'll leave the poll open for 14 days, at which point Tyrion and I will review the votes, and make a decision. Please note, the final decision will be made by us, this poll is intended to get a feeling for the opinions, not to make the decision.
Thank you in advance.
The Community Management Team