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When you create sub sections of topics would it not be a good idea to block the ability to ask questions under the main topic, to force people to use the subtopics?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Hard@it, maybe I didn't make my point very clearly. What I mean is that, for example, it should NOT be possible to post a question directly in the heading "Food & Drink" when there are also sub-headings "Food" and "Drinks".
It should not be possible to post directly in any heading when there are sub-sections to that heading. As Panic Button says, arranging things in the way he/she proposes would make it more likely that questions get posted in the most appropriate section.
It should not be possible to post directly in any heading when there are sub-sections to that heading. As Panic Button says, arranging things in the way he/she proposes would make it more likely that questions get posted in the most appropriate section.
I agree with hard@it. All questions within that category should be available under the topic heading to allow quick general browsing and the sub- topics should effectively be a filter on those questions to only show a subset of those questions which someone is specifically interested in. Not sure if I explained it clearly there but hopefully you get the gist
SteveD If you block questions to the Main Topic there will be no Main Topic.
Just think how often you could be helping someone if you have the opportunity to read all the ABers questions, obviously bypassing those of no interest to you.
I can understand that people want to go direct to their own subject and there is nothing wrong with that, but I am sure there are many questions that could have been answered by others that have missed them.
Rugeleboy and SuzBoo are stating very simply what I am expressing.
I certainly do not use AB as much as I used to because of this format, which is a shame but...................................Cheers Hard@it
Just think how often you could be helping someone if you have the opportunity to read all the ABers questions, obviously bypassing those of no interest to you.
I can understand that people want to go direct to their own subject and there is nothing wrong with that, but I am sure there are many questions that could have been answered by others that have missed them.
Rugeleboy and SuzBoo are stating very simply what I am expressing.
I certainly do not use AB as much as I used to because of this format, which is a shame but...................................Cheers Hard@it