Topic: Request for Additional Sub-forums to be Added to the Site (Read 151 times)

Someone has already banned him for something or other.

Judging from Op's post history and also the arrangement of the post, I found out that it was odd that a bounty hunter will all of a sudden just start suggesting that more sub-forums be added.
And I went ahead to ask chatGPT and it turned out that he used AI to generate his post.

OP has discovered how to create New topics this month, and I bet he's hoping to earn Merit. So far, the only Merit he got was for advertising someone else's topic where it doesn't belong. It got him a spot on my ignore list.

On-topic: New boards are usually only created when there's a lot of posts on other boards that can be moved there.

OP, based on the suggestion you gave, @Bitcoin_Arena has already provided the appropriate boards and sub-boards that are already fulfilling those functions. The board that you should have even suggested is a "Security and Privacy Board," which I think has already been talked about before. Bitcointalk really has a lot of boards and sub-boards, which, if you look through this forum carefully, you will find all of them. Also, there are some local boards that I think only need sub-boards.

It's kind of funny how the first post a chronic bounty hunter will make is how to request the forum adding more boards when he/she is yet to utilize at most 1% of the already established boards we have on this forum, because I just analyse O.P's post history, and out of the 194 total post this user has made, 98% are bounty hunt, because only if had he spend more time on this forum, he would have known that all the boards suggested already exist here on the forum.

The OP never knew that the forum had divided up the sub-boards more fully than requested, but how did the op find the bounty board in the first place where it's kinda hidden instead?

Looks like he's just started this month, and it's better to read more than asking for something that already exists.

This is in response to what Bitcoin_Arena said.

About investment, this is indirectly the significance of speculation board which he also mentioned, but trading discussion should be for trading and specifically for trading. We would like experienced traders to join us there to discuss more about trading.

What I have always thought about is for trading discussion to also be on altcoins board too just like speculation, but I consider it not necessary and not that relevant as we discussed most in trading discussion board.

@Bitcoin_Arena already answered your request @op furthermore, this could be as a reason of not being able to develop time to read across the forum that was why you couldn't see those sections he highlighted for you.
What are the reasons for adding those subforum while already they are existing and functioning fine.

It looks like you haven't explored the forum quite well

1. Trading Discussion
2. Speculation
3. Speculation (Altcoins)

1. Legal

1. Mining
2. Mining (Altcoins)

1. Tokens
2. Altcoin Discussion
3. Announcements (Altcoins)

1. Beginners & Help

No need to add more boards

Dear Bitcointalk.org Moderators and Administrators,

I am writing to request that additional sub-forums be added to the site to better serve the diverse interests and needs of the forum's user base. While the current sub-forums cover a wide range of topics related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, there are some areas that are not well-represented or could benefit from their own dedicated sub-forum.

In particular, I would like to suggest the following additional sub-forums:

1. Cryptocurrency Investing: A dedicated sub-forum for discussions related to investing in cryptocurrencies, including technical analysis, market trends, and portfolio management strategies.

2. Cryptocurrency Regulation: A sub-forum focused on discussions related to regulatory issues affecting cryptocurrencies, including legal developments and government policies.

3. Cryptocurrency Mining: A dedicated sub-forum for discussions related to cryptocurrency mining, including hardware and software recommendations, mining pool reviews, and profitability analysis.

4. Cryptocurrency Gaming: A sub-forum focused on discussions related to cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology in the gaming industry, including the use of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in gaming and blockchain-based gaming platforms.

5.Cryptocurrency Education: A sub-forum focused on educating newcomers to the world of cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology, including beginner's guides, tutorials, and recommended resources.

I believe that adding these sub-forums would not only better serve the needs of the forum's user base, but also help to organize and streamline discussions on specific topics, making it easier for users to find the information they need. I hope that you will consider this request and look forward to hearing your response.