Unnecessary forum moving
Discussion
Master Bean said:
Maybe it should be in the Roads section.
Loads of suggestions and reports there.ETA: Plus this,
'Road Trip Planning Website Resources - Got a good website to help Plan a PH'er Euro Roadtrip then include it ....'
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Edited by Riley Blue on Monday 3rd April 08:44
I've noticed a bit of that in recent months, threads that are quite at home in general gassing being moved to less active sub-forums.
I wondered if they have introduced an automated process moving threads based on keywords in the thread title rather than being done by a human mod with any interest in the forums.
I wondered if they have introduced an automated process moving threads based on keywords in the thread title rather than being done by a human mod with any interest in the forums.
GravelBen said:
I've noticed a bit of that in recent months, threads that are quite at home in general gassing being moved to less active sub-forums.
'Quite at home' when there are sub-forums specifically for that topic?To take the OP's thread as an example, in the 'Roads' section there are these:
European Road Trips - Collection of write ups & experiences
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
Road Trip Planning Website Resources - Got a good website to help Plan a PH'er Euro Roadtrip then include it ....
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&...
GravelBen said:
I wondered if they have introduced an automated process moving threads based on keywords in the thread title rather than being done by a human mod with any interest in the forums.
I wouldn't think such sophistication exists but it could be fun putting it to the test if it did.

Riley Blue said:
GravelBen said:
I've noticed a bit of that in recent months, threads that are quite at home in general gassing being moved to less active sub-forums.
'Quite at home' when there are sub-forums specifically for that topic?For example, there was a recent thread about differences in car culture and perception between the UK and USA. The thread title/OP mentioned Subaru specifically, but it was developing into a more general discussion about different attitudes and brand perceptions etc.
Then someone moved it to the Subaru sub-forum, where an interesting discussion fizzled out pretty quickly - its a quiet sub-forum.
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