Why is the Haynesville so low on the discussion page?
The "Haynesville" is the 9th choice on the discussion forum. If you use no natural order, then usually the more popular items go to the top of the page, under the new format it already takes 2 clicks on the down botton to reach the top forum categories and now even more clicks to reach the reason for this forum the "HAYNESVILLE". I know it is only a few extra clicks, but a good website design should try to minimize user clicks and highlight the reason for the page.
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Permalink Reply by tc on
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Another confusion, I click the "About this Site" category and then click "Add a Discussion" on the far left thinking that it would add this discussion to that category and I was wrong as I need to click the "+Add" to keep to within the same category.
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Permalink Reply by Keith Mauck (Site Publisher) on -
This might help - http://www.gohaynesvilleshale.com/forum/topics/why-are-there-no-mor...
Haynesville activity is probably the 9th in popularity in terms of discussions. For awhile, I tried to resist that realization, but it's impossible to swim against the current. People are dealing with Royalty, Mineral Rights questions, other plays that have popped up etc...
Regarding the "it already takes 2 clicks on the down botton to reach the top forum categories," Can you paste the link you are referring to? Thanks.
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