Increasing traffic on PGD...

[Cybermonkey]

A little bit of these issues can be addressed with forum organization. I don't think there are any Mac or iOS sections, but there are so many odd sections that it is hard to navigate.

+1 (this is what I think about all those dicontinued engines, too ...)

[Ñuño Martínez]

+1 (this is what I think about all those dicontinued engines, too ...)

If I remember correctly, vBulletin allows sub-forums. May be the forums need a cleaning and re-organization using this. I know it's too much work, but I think it's worth of.

Also, what about to keep a list of projects similar to the Depot of Allegro.cc? Is there a plug-in for vBulletin we can use?

Right now I'm unemployed, so may be I can help. I haven't experience with vBulletin (except as moderator) but I did work with PHP for the last 6 years.

[Ingemar]

One more thing... Where is "subscribe to thread"? Any forum must make E-mailed notifications today to keep up with FB. And it must be default to get notifications.

[Ingemar]

+1 (this is what I think about all those dicontinued engines, too ...)

You are right, the big pile of sections, one each for a big pile of engines and packages, it not only takes space, but it discourages me (and others, I guess) to discuss new packages. There are too many that seem like necessary prerequisite.

How about making ONE section for all of them, the ones that are not abandoned (only the biggest ones really need more than one thread), plus one section where all dead sections and obsolete information can be stuffed away - especially if the forum can handle subsections?