The Tribe

[Kxamtxon Tsamsiyu]

This looks amazing guys, sorry i haven't been on for a while but work has been long >.< I'm loving the ideas of deleting the stickies and to also look for more mods.

['Itan Atxur]

Perhaps all new and active topics should be posted in the main page. As a topic dies or or the main page becomes too cluttered topics could be moved into the appropriate subforums. This way the major topics of the moment are up front and new topics aren't hidden, but we can still keep the main page clean.

Or we could renew the topic with the links to the most relevant topics.

Edit: sorry it took so long but here's the first draft of the mission statement:

http://forum.learnnavi.org/real-life-navi-tribe/mission-statement-(1st-draft)/

[Esmond]

I suggest we delete all the EXCEPTIONALLY UNNECESSARY ones.

['Itan Atxur]

I don't think any topic should be deleted. Maybe locked and put into the archive.

[Tsyal Maktoyu]

Perhaps all new and active topics should be posted in the main page. As a topic dies or or the main page becomes too cluttered topics could be moved into the appropriate subforums. This way the major topics of the moment are up front and new topics aren't hidden, but we can still keep the main page clean.

Or we could renew the topic with the links to the most relevant topics.

Edit: sorry it took so long but here's the first draft of the mission statement:

http://forum.learnnavi.org/real-life-navi-tribe/mission-statement-(1st-draft)/

I like this idea. Sometimes it can get a little confusing and annoying - missing something new in the subforums and getting behind on things. I think it would be a good idea to keep everything current on the front page, and then treat all the subforums as appropriate archives (and then the archive subforum for REALLY old things).

[Esmond]

Keeping all of them in the Archives won't occupy space for the forum?

['Itan Atxur]

That's Seabass's job (forgot his new name). If he wants us to delete stuff, he'll talk to us. But to the best of my knowledge, all topics from day one are still here.