DIY Forum?

[BigElm]

I would think it would be best to separate them by interior, exterior, drivetrain, suspension/wheels/brakes,


DIY Forum
-Interior DIYs
-Exterior DIYs
-Drivetrain DIYs
-Suspension/wheels/brakes DIYs

Sal... ^ This is what I had mentioned to you and is a good example of sub-forums.

 

[Sal Collaziano]

Yes, I remember BigElm. It looks like more than just us agree with that idea.. Do we have enough DIY's to go through with this now? I don't think so but maybe I'm wrong.. Would anyone care to post links to discussions we feel should go into these new areas?

 

[GS300rich]

I dont think we have any discussion for most topics but they WILL come. If you are going to put the time to set this up, why not set it up so you dont have to go back?

 

[Sal Collaziano]

I dont think we have any discussion for most topics but they WILL come. If you are going to put the time to set this up, why not set it up so you dont have to go back?

I normally try to avoid having empty forums. They scare people away. Especially those who take a quick glance - they get a bad first impression - which is sometimes all you get.

 

[BigElm]

Can you set it up but make it available when it's time? I believe you can. That way you don't have to wait till the flood comes

 

[GS300rich]

yes an empty forum would be bad. Bigelm has a good idea

 

[Sal Collaziano]

It's very easy to setup. I can definitely set it up right now - and then just move the threads into place when they're present. Or I can just do it all at the same time. Either way is just as easy.

The first step will be to locate several discussions to get the forum started...

 

[ck2118]

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