??? 10/29/09 16:49 Read: times |
#170213 - Your point is certainly valid Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Andy Neil said:
Richard Erlacher said:
When a newbie is forced to choose a category, it means he must think a little bit. Unfortunately, experience of other forums where there are categories to choose shows that they still don't think - they still just dump an entirely irrelevant question in whatever inappropriate category they happen to hit first! :-( For example, see: http://www.luminarymicro.com/forums and particularly the category titled "Design Stellaris 2006" - people are still posting questions in there in 2009 which clearly have nothing to do with any contest - let alone one from 3 years ago!! What's it matter if he guesses wrong? What's the point of having categories if they're more than likely wrong? The only point would be that many of them won't be, and that would result in better organization. That would be better than what we've got now, since many of the posts don't get any thought at all. If people would simply not respond to queries in the wrong category that might help too ... but I think that would be too much to hope for. RE |