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The Arab, Indian and Filipino subforums exist because the site owner felt these small niches needed a special spot of their own. And I suspect felt they may attract more users from those areas.
It seems to have not worked as those are three of the least used forums on the site, and at least half those that do post in them neither live in those regions or seem to even be of the particular heritage.
Don't hold your breath on seeing an expansion of other countries added to the list.
It seems to have not worked as those are three of the least used forums on the site, and at least half those that do post in them neither live in those regions or seem to even be of the particular heritage.
Don't hold your breath on seeing an expansion of other countries added to the list.
Subforums are purposefully kept to a minimum to keep the site from being bloated. And also to minimize people from segregating.
Having been on sites with a large number of subforums I can say the minimal approach is better. The large sites have so much it's hard to keep track. And very few of those subforums were ever used because there weren't enough people to keep them active.
Having been on sites with a large number of subforums I can say the minimal approach is better. The large sites have so much it's hard to keep track. And very few of those subforums were ever used because there weren't enough people to keep them active.
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