Keeping our Forums Straight

What he said

Just bumping this, Not sure people are taking this advice. I know I should just get over it, but I find it annoying. 

I use the handy menu on the bottom right that shows latest posts, regardless of forum; if you use the site that way, this issue has no impact.  I suppose if the place was really  jumping, that would be too distracting, and  I'd drill down to specific topics of interest.

I do the same as JCG. I look at the topic subject line on bottom right to see if I want to peruse further. I look at website daily and look to see how it has been since anyone posted something to a subject. If it has been since I was last on the site, then I decide if I want to read more.

I do that as well, I am almost always in the all topics view. But not everyone uses it that way. 

Many just want to focus on one aspect, or some aspects. They may be uninterested in recruiting, or injuries, so they just look at particular forums. But those people are forced to filter through threads that are more appropriate somewhere else. 

There are many ways to use the site, and we as users need to be cognizant of that and take that into consideration when posting. One way of doing that is posting in the appropriate forum. When that is done then the site is more efficient for all users. Those who just want to see everything and those who want to be more selective. 

   This is without a doubt the best Baseball Forum I've ever been on. Not like most forums which has some post, not a lot. Reading other coaches opinions is very interesting and some very entertaining. Thanks again from 3rdbase@oldschool.

Yes, I do have spell check, just old school coach. Sorry...