Suggestion - Resolved Literary works?

[Vengeance]

I was wondering if there was a way to edit the literary works section to differentiate between member written works and the discussion of novels, poetry, prose, etc?

 

[Olmeca]

A mini board probably could be made for the written works.

 

[DaveM]

We will have a look at this one and see what can be done.

 

[Jazzy]

I was wondering if there was a way to edit the literary works section to differentiate between member written works and the discussion of novels, poetry, prose, etc?

I do thank you for your suggestion, however, the first thread in there asks members to create their own thread to share their written works. IMO, we have enough sub-forums as it is now. The more we add the more confused and frustrated members get as to which is the right one to post in. When that happens, they stop trying to figure it out and we lose post counts.

 

[Vengeance]

I understand that point, I really do; but, where are discussions for novels, short stories, authors, etc to go? I just want clarification to prevent future confusion and cluttering. If no sub-forum can be had, can we at least have thread prefixes to differentiate between them?

 

[DaveM]

We can look at thread prefixes, what do you have in mind for these then?

 

[Jazzy]

I understand that point, I really do; but, where are discussions for novels, short stories, authors, etc to go? I just want clarification to prevent future confusion and cluttering. If no sub-forum can be had, can we at least have thread prefixes to differentiate between them?

The thread title alone with a short first post explanation of what the thread is about would differentiate between them (some examples):

• Thread Title: Short Stories: First Post Explaination: Share any interesting short stories you have read in this thread.
• Thread Title: Authors: First Post Explanation - Discuss your favorite Authors in this thread.
• Thread Title: Novels: First Post Explanation - Discuss your favorite novels in this thread.

 

[Vengeance]

I guess a general literature discussion thread would suffice. You can consider this issue resolved then, thanks!