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Would it be possible to suggest an off topic section which doesn't interfere with the recent posts section?

I know there is a 'time out' section, but I feel guilty in creating threads about games, films, books and everything else when it blocks out genuine questions.

It is a cheek. But it's nice to unwind and to talk about other things sometimes :)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



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Yes, it's called Facebook! winkbiggrinbiggrin

 



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Cheshire wrote:

Yes, it's called Facebook! winkbiggrinbiggrin

 


 Lol.



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Cheshire wrote:

Yes, it's called Facebook! winkbiggrinbiggrin


 Now that was brilliant. biggrinbiggrin

Johnny, I think Time Out is the perfect place for the type of things you want to chat about, and I personally don't mind it breaking up the serious questions, in fact I prefer it, as it brings a bit of light hearted relief.  It shows we have a human side, and judging by comments read from newbies, it goes down well.

 



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Ha yes - valid point :)

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I agree with John that such things can be in the time out section. I for one am not fussed about them showing up in the recent posts section!!

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I very rarely go to the forum sections, I usually just go to recent posts to see what is new, so half the time I do not even know which section the OP came from.



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