Exactly. Glasgow should be front and Centre so Should Edinburgh, is this the UK forum or the English forum.I do find it odd that Glasgow is tucked away in a sub forum while places like Leeds and Sheffield have their own forums. But despite Glasgow being a Liverpool/Manchester sized city, it is nowhere near as busy as those forums, so in terms of forum traffic, it all looks good to me as it is.
I'd agree with this if we were talking about publicly funded news coverage or something, but as Kolothos says...Exactly. Glasgow should be front and Centre so Should Edinburgh, is this the UK forum or the English forum.
Certainly Glasgow and Edinburgh are busy with developments but there doesn't seem to be the same number of forum-ers. Remember, Glasgow became a sub-forum because it had spawned Edinburgh/Dundee/Aberdeen threads which needed a home.I do find it odd that Glasgow is tucked away in a sub forum while places like Leeds and Sheffield have their own forums. But despite Glasgow being a Liverpool/Manchester sized city, it is nowhere near as busy as those forums, so in terms of forum traffic, it all looks good to me as it is.
Not really, it just shows that using the sub-forums as regional sub-forums bring in most posts, discussions, and members in talking about the wider area and not just limiting to the city. It's never hindered Glasgow's discussion, in fact Glasgow probably has more members there now because they have came for discussions about elsewhere in Scotland and have had things to share about Glasgow as well.Says a lot about Glaswegians. Most don't really give a damn about the city. Certainly not enough to join a forum to talk about stuff happening in the city![]()
Probably just talk about stuff the old fashioned way i.e down the pub rather than on the internet!Says a lot about Glaswegians. Most don't really give a damn about the city. Certainly not enough to join a forum to talk about stuff happening in the city![]()