All these bulldog or dog threads messes up the entire sub-forum, that's the issue.
Numerous ongoing bulldog threads
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Nordlandia wrote:
There totally isn't a reason why there are so many threads.... like an ongoing tournament. Totally.
vichalan - you have multiple ongoing threads and they are cluttering stuff up. can you please, and encourage a focus on a less 'decorative' approach?
I have as many fingers as ongoing threads.
Hi Nordlandia, I think it will always look a little "messy" because anyone can use this Topic for games and discussions. The current activity is always at the top. If there is something else that you like (from page 2,3, etc) then you can bump it. But I rarely bump, unless there's a good reason to do so. In fact I probably won't reply here again, because I prefer to look at games, rather than other stuff.
Aug 15, 2019
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#6
We've had this discussion and most people agreed to continue this way:
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/suggestions/recommended-new-subforum-chess-variant-games-for-chess-variant-games
Aug 15, 2019
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#7
I also enjoy variants. But i don't visit here often because other topics get swamped to the bottom and missed. The times i do visit, it's usually bulldog threads at the top. If i create a new thread it stays active for few hours then disappear...
Aug 15, 2019
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#8
I make a habit of regularly checking more pages of variant forum for non-bulldog-game threads. I don't miss anything. But if I don't reply to a thread, it means I don't know what to contribute there. I do not think that topics are inactive because they sink to the bottom. Rather, they sink to the bottom because they are inactive.
vichalan - you have multiple ongoing threads and they are cluttering stuff up. can you please, and encourage a focus on a less 'decorative' approach?
I have as many fingers as ongoing threads.