Hi there, Problem : As I scroll through the looking for group forum, looking for new players or games, it becomes to feel like a very tedious task. Current Situation : Currently, all games are listed under a single bucket. Scrolling through this enormous list can take a while. Games are reliant on a proper subject line. Numerous posts can bury a game onto the 4th or 5th page, to which people will never look after a week. Offered Solution : Make sub-forums divided under the LFG forum. Sub forums can be listed as your top 15 (or any number you choose) most popular game systems. Then a final sub forum can be for all other types of games. Players and DMs can then post in those specific sub-forums to find games and players. Example: LFG FORUM (sub folders) ---DnD 1st/2nd Edition. ---DnD 3rd/3.5/Pathfinder. ---DnD 4th Edition. ---DnD 5th Edition. ---Starwars ---Mutants and Masterminds ---Pokemon ---World of Darkness ---Robotech ---GURPS ----ETC ---Other What this will do : 1) Reduce the chance that a forum post will be buried beneath a ton of posts. 2) Add organizational value to finding games. 3) Facilitate your customer's need to find a game quickly and effectively. Other notes : Having talked to many players on your forums via voice, a common theme i hear is that its sometimes tough to find a game on roll 20. If one of the primary tenets of your business model is to help people connect for games, then it would be prudent to revisit the tools available to your players that will help them meet.