afishinado
Moderator
Staff member
There are a lot of new members on the site which is a great thing.
More threads and posts with FFing info for all to read on just about any FFing subject.
As a reminder to all, when starting a thread, please post it in the proper forum based on the subject of your thread rather than just dropping it in the general forum.
For example, if you are posting about smallies or stripers use the Warmwater / Saltwater Forum, anything and everything related to fly tying should be posted in the Fly Tying Forum, waders, boots, rod stuff goes in in the Gear Forum, stream info in the FFing Locations, and a story about the good old days or a recipe from your Aunt Nellie goes in the the Off the Water Forum, etc.
Separating and categorizing threads by subject prevents the general forum just being a long list of unrelated subjects.
Related threads in a forum allows members to choose a forum with the threads that interest them, and also makes it easier to find past threads when they are all together in a separate forum of related topics.
Oh, and if by chance a thread you posted "disappeared" it likely was moved to the another forum based on the title and subject of your thread.
Thanks to all for participating on PAFF and looking forward to see some of you at the Jam.
More threads and posts with FFing info for all to read on just about any FFing subject.
As a reminder to all, when starting a thread, please post it in the proper forum based on the subject of your thread rather than just dropping it in the general forum.
For example, if you are posting about smallies or stripers use the Warmwater / Saltwater Forum, anything and everything related to fly tying should be posted in the Fly Tying Forum, waders, boots, rod stuff goes in in the Gear Forum, stream info in the FFing Locations, and a story about the good old days or a recipe from your Aunt Nellie goes in the the Off the Water Forum, etc.
Separating and categorizing threads by subject prevents the general forum just being a long list of unrelated subjects.
Related threads in a forum allows members to choose a forum with the threads that interest them, and also makes it easier to find past threads when they are all together in a separate forum of related topics.
Oh, and if by chance a thread you posted "disappeared" it likely was moved to the another forum based on the title and subject of your thread.
Thanks to all for participating on PAFF and looking forward to see some of you at the Jam.
