After browsing through the Forum Categories, I came across the "Technical and How-To ARTICLES" Category. The description is "Post your Tech Tips and How-to articles here. Photo illustrations welcome"


When I come inside, I find 13 topics, yet only one of which is of the Tech-Tip or How-To variety. The other 12 belong in other sections of the forum. Any other forum I belong to, these threads either get moved, or the poster has enough common sense to read the topic and description and realize they are posting in the incorrect section.

Is there any chance this could be taken care of? I get frustrated coming into this section, only to find more threads about problems, rather the "Technical and How-To Articles" as the category description suggests.

Perhaps I should write a "How To Post in the Correct Section of the Forum" Article???

Thanks.

Rant Over.

 

Seldom bother to visit this category because of what you mentioned. I have noticed a general deterioration of nearly the entire forum since it was "upgraded". Loads slower, posts appear on more than one page or never appear at all and a lot less participation in general. Makes me wonder if ATVC has passed the top of the bell curve and the end is in site. Hope not as this has been, until recently, my favorite forum to visit.

 

I caught this thread by scanning down the todays new topics list.

ATV Connection forums is still the most hit on site in the world concerning ATV's other than the online magazine, https://atvconnection.com/.


Its always been slow this time of year since I have been around. I remember when the forums were updated in 2001 members didn't like it then. People don't like change!!!


I can't read everything nor do I want to so I would use the

"Report this to a moderator"

if you see something that is not correct for the area and it will show up in my inbox.

 

Thanks for addressing this issue, I know there is a lot of area for you to keep an eye on. My comments are based on what I see and experience here. Great site and I'm glad you are staying on top of things.