Feedback = Change

[Shawn Gossman]

Do you take member feedback into account and make changes your forum based on feedback?

How often do you do this and has it helped you grow your forum?

 

[Cpvr]

It depends on what type of feedback it is.

I had someone suggest that I implement a sports section on my forum when it’s a gaming forum. I didn’t see a point of implementing a sports section, so I thanked the user for their feedback and turned their suggestion down.

 

[Heatman]

Well, if it's a positive feedback, I'm very sure that more than just a single member would be the one to point it out.

As long as it's something good that's going to benefit the forum, I think it should be adopted.

 

[Shawn Gossman]

It depends on what type of feedback it is.

I had someone suggest that I implement a sports section on my forum when it’s a gaming forum. I didn’t see a point of implementing a sports section, so I thanked the user for their feedback and turned their suggestion down.

I might have made a poll to see what everyone thought about the idea of a section and then went from there.

If it wasn't that popular, I'd probably suggest they make topics in the Off Topic area about sports stuff.

 

[Cpvr]

I might have made a poll to see what everyone thought about the idea of a section and then went from there.

If it wasn't that popular, I'd probably suggest they make topics in the Off Topic area about sports stuff.

I also said we didn’t have enough sports talk to merit a sports subforum, but if there was enough interests and discussions in the main general chat, it’s a possibility that we’d introduce one in the future.

 

[Heatman]

I also said we didn’t have enough sports talk to merit a sports subforum, but if there was enough interests and discussions in the main general chat, it’s a possibility that we’d introduce one in the future.

Ray or Conrad will be somewhere looking at you with side eyes on why you wouldn't add a sports sub section in your forum because that's his favourite subject to talk about