O/T Threads You Like/Don't Like

[Woking88]

I used to post on Teamtalk, but it was never the same once Oscar ceased to be an example to all moderators and left the site. People complain these days of posts not being put on and it can go for a long time without updating.

[TundraWolf]

As I post this message (considering that the "Guess the flix" thread is O/T, the top five threads are all O/t and 6 of the top 7) it would appear to be obvious that the O/T threads are highly popular. The Baggies Board is much more active than ours and have a significant number of O/T threads (though they don't always identify them as such). If the unhappy posters here wish to have two separate lists of threads, football and non-football related, I will not be too concerned; though judging by the problems at present with missing threads, delayed post counts, posters photos gone in some cases, etc don't be surprised if a separate list of threads on the same site may be beyond the present administration's capabilities!

[jiltedjohn]

IMO, to split a board into two forums you need a busy board or the board appears very quiet and when a board looks quiet people tend to look in less often.
Just going by what I've seen on other boards.

[Robus]

[quote="TundraWolf" thread is O/T, the top five threads are all O/t and 6 of the top 7) it would appear to be obvious that the O/T threads are highly popular. The Baggies Board is much more active than ours and have a significant number of O/T threads (though they don't always identify them as such). If the unhappy posters here wish to have two separate lists of threads, football and non-football related, I will not be too concerned; though judging by the problems at present with missing threads, delayed post counts, posters photos gone in some cases, etc don't be surprised if a separate list of threads on the same site may be beyond the present administration's capabilities![/quote]

Personally, I think it would be a mistake. The livelier sites always have a mix of football and O/T threads. True of Burnley, West Ham, Wolves in its heyday. There is a natural rhythm. It is driven by events on a

[Woking88]

There are times when it is very difficult to get a Wolves thread off the ground. Much better after a win!