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Original message:44 days 12 hours 54 minutes ago

Member: pinsone

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to group members why is no one using the groups feature i don't see a lot of people active

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Reply:44 days 6 hours 41 minutes ago
Member: ibzRG

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Honestly, groups seemed like a cool idea.

But as long as main forum traffic is slow, there isn't much need for the groups... Anything you might say in a group, you can say it in public and get more people's attention. In a few years when the place will be swarming with posts, having focused discussion groups might prove useful in getting the right people to see your post before it gets pushed out of sight by forum activity.

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Reply:33 days 17 hours 55 minutes ago
Member: Johnny

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i agree with ibzRG's theory on this, but i still think the groups are a good idea. its good to know the option is there, even though it isnt really necessary right now.

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Reply:15 days 23 hours 44 minutes ago
Member: NoKindOfAMankind

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I've taken a look at it... But theres always no results for the things i search for.

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