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I don't know if anyone else has the same concern, but I find it hard to find the topics in the MR Forum. The reason is that I think we have too few, and the ones we have are overpoplulated. There are only four forums and they have the following usage to today: <ul><li>General discussion - 24,894 topics</li><li>Where's the MR 70th Anniversary Boxcar - 61 topics</li><li> Layouts and layout building - 6,335 topics </li><li>Prototype info for the modeller - 1,832 topics</li></ul> I suggest that we should add several forums to replace the "Layout and layout building" forum. Something like this: <ul><li>Track work</li><li>Benchwork</li><li>Locomotives </li><li>Rolling stock</li><li>DCC and Wiring </li><li>Scenery, Buildings, Vehicles and People</li><li>Signalling </li><li>Layout Photos</li><li>Track Plans </li><li>MR Software</li></ul> Leave the other three as is. The "General Discussion" would inevitably be rationalised to some extent if people go to the more specific area. I think it would be easier to find things of current interest if the forums were divided along those lines. Am I being over organised? Let me know if you agree or disagree.
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