Art, I understand what you are saying, but I don't necessarily agree. I guess it's personal preference and the more I think about it, the more I wouldn't like the messages to be spread out dozens of specialized forums. I, like you probably, participate in a number of other forums, and I frequently see support forums for a product and they have a different forum for installations, one for hardware compatibility, one for bug reports, one for problem report and resolution, one for describing the operation in detail, etc. Unfortunately, when - for example, my installation fails, I don't know if it's because of a hardware incompatibility or operator error, or a bug in the program. So, I don;t know which forum I should be looking in! I usually end up looking through all the forums, anyway

In any case, the moderator/administrator may decide to do what they want and if they decide to divide the board into dozens of forums and sub-forums, then so be it (after all they are providing this forum service to us for free). I'll have to get used to it, but don't have to like it
