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View Poll Results: Do you think a sub forum is needed for the RSD forum?
No - everything is fine the way it is 9 40.91%
No - everything is fine the way it is
9 40.91%
Yes - {for science, articles, therapies & technical threads?} 10 45.45%
Yes - {for science, articles, therapies & technical threads?}
10 45.45%
Maybe at a later date 3 13.64%
Maybe at a later date
3 13.64%
Not sure at this time 0 0%
Not sure at this time
0 0%
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Old 02-02-2007, 12:02 PM #17
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If we get the sub forum we can use the threads as categories- each thread it's own topic/category.
like-
Drs
meds
photos
articles
science
etc
all organized.. i can see it in my head - LOL
I think that's a great idea! It would be less confusing, as long as people posted in the right categories.
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