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Everything is working perfectly, including the DM I sent to Jazz yesterday
Then we realized Adam Doyle63 had a similar idea from before. Great minds think alike. 😁
To add to this, it would be smart to keep the archive stationed in one spot—maybe MLK (Little Literary Corner) or some other logical place—while only moving the two active threads (the texts and comments). One thing that is crucial, and often forgotten on this forum, is linking so that everything remains available via click-away in the first post. That way, it doesn't matter where the archive is located.
One idea I have for other threads could potentially be applied to the taskmasters.
Specifically, forum tours. The trick is that threads can move. I tested this once. New audience, new contributions. The regulars will follow the taskmasters wherever they go. But a tour would bring in more readers because new people could discover them on their favorite subforum. My fear is that permanently moving to a smaller subforum, like MLK, would kill the readership first, and then the engagement. You'd end up with the same few authors until they eventually bore themselves.
If they could succeed on the Coronavirus subforum, they can succeed anywhere. 🙂 It’s all about the enthusiasm of the crew running that place. They’d do great on the PŽK too. 😉
It’s a win-win promotion for both the taskmasters and the individual subforums.
Not everyone knows about the taskmasters yet, or they haven't had them pushed right under their noses to join instantly. I’ve actually missed voting twice already because I happen to be outside the Coronavirus subforum. You're really just moving two threads; everything else stays accessible via click-away within those threads.
Then we realized Adam Doyle63 had a similar idea from before. Great minds think alike. 😁
To add to this, it would be smart to keep the archive stationed in one spot—maybe MLK (Little Literary Corner) or some other logical place—while only moving the two active threads (the texts and comments). One thing that is crucial, and often forgotten on this forum, is linking so that everything remains available via click-away in the first post. That way, it doesn't matter where the archive is located.