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Old 01-25-2007, 12:54 PM #14
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If a forum is "too popular" with too many responses everyday for members to keep up with the flow of things, I'd suggest maybe looking into whether the forum could support a new sub-forum or two to help spread some of the traffic into more topical or subcategories related to RSD. But that would be up to the RSD community to decide for themselves....
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