I presented a question here, but since nobody could answer me properly, I decided to make this thread.
Some categories on the forums (like #game-discussion, #community-hub and #academy) have subcategories (like #game-discussion:bugs, #community-hub:player-events and #academy:questions-answers). Those are needed when a thread has a more specific topic than what the general categories represent. But when a thread meet the criteria to fit in a given category but in none of its subcategories, we just place it in that general category. So why do we have a subcategory in #ideas named #ideas:other?
Simply put, we don’t need the #ideas:other subcategory. We can just put every idea that isn’t a class, a dungeon, an enemy or an item (and therefore doesn’t fit in #ideas:classes, #ideas:dungeons-enemies and #ideas:items) in the general #ideas category. If someone wanted to only see ideas that aren’t in these subcategories, they could just do what they can already do in the other categories and select “none” as the subcategory to be shown (like this).
@moderators (not you, OB), any idea as to why we have the #ideas:other subcategory?
It’s not a big deal, so if it’s too much of a hassle to do anything about it, just leave it as it is. But I do think removing #ideas:other would make #ideas more organized.
