hello everyone. I constantly think of how to make EvoM even better than it already is (just not sure why, yet ).

so, I had an idea of adding a sub-forum in OT. how about a sub-forum for "hobbies" such as Radio Controlled cars/planes (gas or electric), model cars (general collecting, or antique toys), and model kits... i would imagine that plenty of car enthusiasts, and other members of EvoM have such hobbies, and would enjoy discussing said topics with other members... (or perhaps even adding a "technical" sub-sub-section for gas powered RC cars)
i know there are entire forums dedicated to these topics, but why not try to have a small sub-section here on EvoM.

hope there is enough interest to give this a try.... so, ladies and gentlemen, what do you think ?? [if there are enough positive responses, perhaps the admins will give this serious thought]

 

other than 1 thread in evo general about toy cars for adults, I really haven't seen many comments about general hobbies.

 

well perhaps thats because it never really crossed people's minds....

what if such sub-forum is created, and once people see it, interest in the idea of "hobbies" picks up?

 

We don't usually create a new subforum unless there's already a demand for it. In the past, we've created sections hoping people would use them, and ultimately, they go untouched. We've found it best to wait until we see a need for it.

 

well the "gaming" and "photography" sub-forums dont get much traffic, and yet they are still an important addition to the community, so who knows

 

+1 for you

 

We will look into it, but Robert and otter do have valid points also..

 

I'd like to see one for R/C Hobbies, I'm big into Helicopters. I would like to know if other members are, and be able to BS about them. I am on another Forum, RC universe.com

 

There used to be a lot of threads in OT about cameras, photography, new video games, etc. They usually ended up buried in the heaping pile of filth that makes up most of OT. I can't recall a single thread about R/C in 6 years of OT.

 

thats why such a sub-forum should adhere to general rules, rather than 'slack rules' that OT enjoys