Tutorial Thread Options

[EmmalieV]

The Tutorial forum should be divided into sub-forums according to their program. ..( i.e PSP into its own sub forum , and etc. ) it would be easier to navigate.

[lovescream]

umm.. no.. because I think there are too many sub-forms already in general of all of cb. i think this is why they're in alphabetical order. it's still easy to figure out.
the topics being closed, no. I dont think that's a good idea. because what if someone needs help? sure, of course you could always PM the tutorial maker, but what if they can't answer their PM? like if they quitted cb because the tutorial was submitted long ago, and they dont ever come on again? or if their e-mail isn't there.. or they dont check their e-mail.

heh. yeah. long, but that's my opinion. (:

[jordanriane]

the topics being closed, no. I dont think that's a good idea. because what if someone needs help? sure, of course you could always PM the tutorial maker, but what if they can't answer their PM? like if they quitted cb because the tutorial was submitted long ago, and they dont ever come on again? or if their e-mail isn't there.. or they dont check their e-mail.

I completely agree, though not with the same idea.


I think it's annoying when a moderator locks a thread because the person who created it found an answer. It should be left open for those who will have related questions/problems, so they can post it in that thread. Knowing the people here, if someone posts something remotely related to another thread, way too many spam-esque posts are made saying "OMG CHECK THIS THREAD ITS ALREADY BEEN MADE!" Leaving open-ended question threads open would prove useful, and reduce the amount of threads re-made.

It would also be quite nice if someone went through all of the posts, and created one large resource post (for the specific forum) with links to those entries.

ie: how do i create tables - click here
how do i change my font - click here