We have a forum called "Hot Spots."
http://railroad.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=41
It's meant for the discussion of popular railfan locations, things of that nature. It's very low traffic, and often the questions go unanswered for long periods of time. There's also a lot of redundant questions that could be better answered at some of our other forums.
>Hot Spots in Metra territory
- Better answered in the Metra forum?
>hotspots in Connecticut..
- Better answered in New England Railfan?
>The meanings of signals
- Better answered in Railroad Operations?
- CSX River Line?
- Better answered in CSX or New York State forum?
I feel that the Hot Spots forum is generating redundant questions. My thought was this... why not move the posts to our forums with higher traffic where they could get better answers and possibly generate more in-depth conversations?
What do you all think?
-otto-
http://railroad.net/forums/viewforum.php?f=41
It's meant for the discussion of popular railfan locations, things of that nature. It's very low traffic, and often the questions go unanswered for long periods of time. There's also a lot of redundant questions that could be better answered at some of our other forums.
>Hot Spots in Metra territory
- Better answered in the Metra forum?
>hotspots in Connecticut..
- Better answered in New England Railfan?
>The meanings of signals
- Better answered in Railroad Operations?
- CSX River Line?
- Better answered in CSX or New York State forum?
I feel that the Hot Spots forum is generating redundant questions. My thought was this... why not move the posts to our forums with higher traffic where they could get better answers and possibly generate more in-depth conversations?
What do you all think?
-otto-
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