Hey everyone,

So here is my suggestion.

On the D2jsp/index main page we're in front of several sections which include several subforums.
I'd particularly draw your interest about the Diablo II Trading ground forum.



As you can see, the Ladder sections are displayed after the Non - Ladder ones which is precisly not noticed.
Multiple new members did the mistake and created their own threads on the Non-Ladder trading grounds, thinking it was all mixed as the LLD trading forum is for instance.
It is specially easy to miss the EUROPE Ladder Trading which is on the next line.

So why do they go wrong ? People are too dizzy ? Is it unclear and should it be more accurated on this detail ?
Well I think yes, adding such preposition < Non-Ladder Realm Trading > would make it clearer.
There's a lot of different stuff on this main page, a lil' bit help to humans's eyes could be helpful.

How about you ?

This post was edited by tOrF on Jan 9 2010 07:44am

I'm not illiterate or retarded.

so i voted no.




This post was edited by Greapper on Jan 9 2010 08:02am

Well you perhaps not, but I invite you to read again because, this is not about ourselves. Sure we are accustomed enough.
And your comment sounds kinda insulting me or my poll or either the new users who do this mistake.
You're mean


I'd like to insist on the fact: This is about new members who'll face this page for the very first time. Put yourself in their shoes & /ego off

This post was edited by tOrF on Jan 9 2010 08:01am

Yes ofc, makes perfect sense.

No, thanks. Its good how it is.

Bump

Bump

I think this is a good idea. Even though most of us are used to how it is, it's probably just about 2 seconds of code-writing and should add no additional strain on site-load, so I don't see a real reason not to use this.
It can get confusing for new members especially in places where the words [Realm][Core] and the words Ladder Trading are in seperate rows, for instance Softcore USWest.

Indeed,

Bump

Bump



True



Well okay, you not - but there's still about 30-50 threads posted on the wrong forum each day, which could perhaps be reduced.



This post was edited by tOrF on Jan 14 2010 03:41pm