How strict should we be on splitting female/male fashion top

Firefox · 2nd April 2002, 00:49

This is democracy in action.

What do you feel about the subject? We do have different forums, and we have said originally, that people should not mix subjects too much. We know some people like to keep these subjects completely separate, but what do the majority feel?

I'm easy either way on this one but I know some have strong feelings about it. I've even told some people before to try to keep their posts separate, but I'm not so sure most people care too much.

However, that's my conjecture... what do YOU think ?

We wont be changing the forum structure, but this is more about who puts what where, and how much you care.

Anonymous · 2nd April 2002, 01:14

I suppose its a good idea to have separate forums. Some topics are "just for gals" or "just for guys" and would be out of place in a general, or unisex forum.

Charlie · 2nd April 2002, 01:29

Yeah I think having seperate girls/guys forums works out well. Some times the gals drop in on our forum and visa versa. I think that's OK too. I think that much of the posting of redundant subjects is done by novices. I don't personally find this disruptive.

Charlie

Charlie

terayon · 2nd April 2002, 03:18

yea...i think the girls / guys / everybody sections work out nicely....i try and pipe in on all 3 whenever its deemed appropriate to do so...works just fine

hoverfly · 2nd April 2002, 05:16

I have no problems with they way it is set up right now. However I would like to have more of an idea why some people disagree with it. Maybe we need more guide lines under some topics in where there is more of a defined parameter to that discussion. But I don't think there is much more that can be done about that?

Laurieheels · 2nd April 2002, 06:00

We have an Everybody category, just move anything that blurs the line into that group. Why? I don't know, I'm tired. It just seems like an option that can make most people happy.

IHeels · 2nd April 2002, 06:02

Agree is that's what the 'everybody' category is for.
Inga

hoverfly · 2nd April 2002, 06:29

Uhmmmm... That's why I said I like it the way it is.

But I still would just like to hear what some my have aginst it.
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Melissa · 2nd April 2002, 09:03

yA... i think the each respective forums sections are the best to divide the topics. I'm sure I we won't wanna c a guys stuff in the girls section and vice-versa. Even the guys section are growing really well and if they mixed with the girls section...i think it wiLl overflooded...

I like the stand now...so Keep it Up !

Highluc · 2nd April 2002, 11:01

I try to avoid posting in the girl section but sometimes put in a reply or comment. On the other hand I see some popular threads being started as "what have you worn today" in one section that rapidly gets invaded by all. Maybe such threads should be mirrored in the other section to respect the "privacy" and ideology of some participants. I'm happy we all have reading access but also understand some conversations are preferably done in a more restricted circle.