Should we restructure the Length-Specific Threads?

[Bat]

Seems I was wrong disregard post

[Bat]

Oh missing threads are major mile stone thread
Seasonal length thread

[purple_omelette]

Thanks neko for all the work! Looks great

[lapushka]

It's neat to have them all in one place, but I always navigate the forum through the search for new posts button, so I never got an issue, and if there's something I want, I just search for it. So for me, it stays about the same, I'm guessing. Newbies OTOH, priceless.

[pisinoe]

I find it quite inconvenient because I mostly use the forum on mobile but oh well, I guess it is what it is. Hope it's easier for others then.

[vampyyri]

I appreciate them being in one category tbh, because otherwise you have to dig to find some of the not as active threads.

I'm also one of those super organized people where everything has its place, so I like sub-forums for the organization aspect. I almost never use the search function though, I don't like that it's not secure.

[Lady Stardust]

I find it quite inconvenient because I mostly use the forum on mobile but oh well, I guess it is what it is. Hope it's easier for others then.

I usually either subscribe to a thread or set it to my favourites (on my phone) so that I can find it easily. That might help?

[rosenester]

I usually either subscribe to a thread or set it to my favourites (on my phone) so that I can find it easily. That might help?

This is how I navigate on mobile as well.

[neko_kawaii]

Also a thread subscriber. But for inactive threads that have become buried the best way to find things is to use advanced search - not the search box (that is Google and can only index the public parts of the forum) but the little "advanced search" text link. If I can remember a word in the title I change the default settings from "search entire post" to "search titles only". More search tips in this thread.

[neko_kawaii]

Oh missing threads are major mile stone thread
Seasonal length thread

Do you mean SEASONAL GROWTH PROJECT