People, please us descriptive subjects for your threads!
For example "Horse archers' accuracy". Thus, it's quite clear what's discussed inside and I can immediately decide whether to open it or not. That's the purpose of subjects in the first place.
On the other hand, a subject "Suggestion" (as seen many times in this thread) is completely useless. It's a bloody Sugesstion forum, so one would expect to find suggestions around here, right? It reminds me one of my friends who entered a grocery and after lengthy browsing displayed goods, when asked what he wishes to buy by the shopkeeper, he answered: "Well... I guess I will have some food, please!". He was joking, of course, but many of you are not!
Thank you for your attention and understanding!
Finally, several retarded thread subjects as shining examples of this trend:
Now imagine that everyone would use subjects like this. A nightmare!
For example "Horse archers' accuracy". Thus, it's quite clear what's discussed inside and I can immediately decide whether to open it or not. That's the purpose of subjects in the first place.
On the other hand, a subject "Suggestion" (as seen many times in this thread) is completely useless. It's a bloody Sugesstion forum, so one would expect to find suggestions around here, right? It reminds me one of my friends who entered a grocery and after lengthy browsing displayed goods, when asked what he wishes to buy by the shopkeeper, he answered: "Well... I guess I will have some food, please!". He was joking, of course, but many of you are not!
Thank you for your attention and understanding!
Finally, several retarded thread subjects as shining examples of this trend:
Suggestion
Horse Idea
Two simple suggestions
What do you think about these suggestions?
What I think...
A suggestion concerning the forums
Some major suggestions
Random Suggestions
List of things.. (Excellent one!)
What if you..
Is it just me or...
some random ideas
Minor Suggestion
HEY!
A few suggestins from me
multiplayer idea
My Sugestions (Would make a good WinXP folder, though!)
Now imagine that everyone would use subjects like this. A nightmare!