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hey thedude, I grabbed the RRS blog feed...glad to see it. I too would like to see some extra categories added keeping in mind that this is an ask and answer forum. I'm not sure I'd like to see debates started here. I do have one suggestion about choosing the advisors; maybe just a little more time to see how they do interact. Lately they have been great but some of the ones in the past have...well...perhaps slipped through. Keep up the wonderful work, it has been such fun and am looking forward to Funadvice growing and continuing to be informative and a fun place to be. Sue...good luck
I was thinking the same thing as prkwllflwr the other day, There isn't a religion category. Which is probably smart because religion usually is a hot topic for many people but I guess controversy makes for a lot of questions.
I haven't had a chance to use the chat feature yet, but I'm definitely excited. This site is really turning into something! Keep up the great work guys!
I love the chat feature, I've given Ericson some specific feedback about it. I think the addition of a couple of categories would be cool, such as Religion & Spirituality and Politics...stuff that's kind of controversial and could cause a good debate.
Ya i asked a question and i got a very rude answer. If people don't like the question, then why bother answering?
