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I notice when searching the forums there are duplicate topics with duplicate answers.

Now i was wonderin the great mods on this forum could maybe organize a lil bit better

meaning if i do a search for RENAME START BUTTON i should get 1 topic with many different methods/answers

but instead i get 20 topics with the same methods/answers but different wording and it becomes a hassle when i'm searchin because its more reading than whats really needed.

I hope you guys understand this is a suggestion

NOT A INVITATION TO A FLAME WAR

NOT TELLING YOU HOW TO DO YOUR JOBS :thumbup


I understand where you're coming from....however...

what you are requesting, is in itself a MOMUMENTAL task even for the current staff of MSFN. The cleanup process would take over a month to complete and that's working about 12 hours a day (every Mod [when i actually put thought into this, there were only 4 Mods that could actually do this, there are more mods now, though still only the 4 Super Mods that have the power to control topics in all forums] workin 12 hours). 12 hours a day is unrealistic in the scope of things, and would really come to maybe 4 hours, if that. That increases the time to 3 months. Now again, I last thought about this about a eyar ago, and as such the number of topics have increased dramatically.

All in all, ALOT of work. Again, I understand what you're asking, and why....it's just unreasonable. Especially when in 1 months time upon completetion there will be duplicate topics again made by those who don't want to search and want an immediate answer with little work.

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