This place has over divided it's forums/traffic and interest?

[Gob Shite]

This place has over divided it's forums/traffic and interest?

It's a typical rookie designer mistake that only a student could make.

You can't ask a generic question about Volkswagen emissions that interests 200,000,000 VW owners because you can only post it to the VOLKSWAGEN BEETLE 1946 938CC CONVERTIBLE forum which gets zero traffic since 1968

Don't worry it's a common mistake, tried to buy a fridge freezer the other day but after applying their 5 mandatory filters they had none in stock

If you ever want to increase your traffic by 1000% then stop dividing it up.

 

[mustang7757]

[I moved your feedback to Site and Feedback Forum]

 

[L0n3N1nja]

It's why I simply view latest posts, doesn't matter where it's posted at, if recent I see it.

 

[BerryBubbles]

It's why I simply view latest posts, doesn't matter where it's posted at, if recent I see it.

Same, I find that the most efficient method! That's exactly why I saw this post.

 

[Laura Knotek]

It's why I simply view latest posts, doesn't matter where it's posted at, if recent I see it.

Same, I find that the most efficient method! That's exactly why I saw this post.

That's exactly what I do as well.

 

[spARTacus]

Same.

...and I think google searches find the old posts off in a corner also.

 

[B. Diddy]

You might be looking at older subforums -- in the older days, the forum admins created subforums for many different devices, and a whole lot of those subforums would end up having maybe a total of 10 posts in it. More recently, the subforums have become somewhat broader. There's still dedicated subforums for very popular devices like Pixels and Samsung flagships, but you may notice that, for example, all newer Galaxy A series phones are under one general forum, rather than having a separate one for the A32, A52, etc.

It can be hard to find the right balance, because you also don't want to be too broad with the forum categories.