Non-firearm section

**Pro2A** · September 1st, 2009, 09:01 PM

Could we have a non-firearm section to discuss things like knives, swords, ninja stars and all the other kick ass non-firearm self defense tools as well?

Just a thought.

**MrBi11** · September 1st, 2009, 09:08 PM

How about a cooking section too....

or maybe a catchall called the lounge.

**danp** · September 2nd, 2009, 02:01 AM

Originally Posted by MrBi11

How about a cooking section too....

or maybe a catchall called the lounge.

This pretty much hits it.

We are focused on firearms. If you want to talk about things unrelated to firearms, do it in the lounge.

**Ronnies111** · September 17th, 2009, 04:15 PM

Sound's like good target's to me...lol

**brian** · September 19th, 2009, 05:21 PM

Originally Posted by Pro2A

ninja stars and all the other kick ass non-firearm self defense tools as well?

bwahahahahaha
tho i'm more a fan of the ninja smoke balls for a stylish exit. why fight when we can flee....unseen even.

**eXceLon** · September 20th, 2009, 09:48 AM

One thing that may help alleviate some of the call for additional sub-forums might be the creation of general subject threads.

I participate in a technical computer forum that has a pretty active "off-topic" community in their Lounge. There is a common practice over there of starting threads on general topics in the Lounge, that serve as a catch-all for a particular topic. This is useful for when there is sufficient interest in a topic that you don't want it generating too many individual threads, but can't have a dedicated sub-forum for the topic.

I actually participate in a firearms specific thread over there. They weren't going to create a gun sub-forum on a technical computer web-site. So that thread became the go-to thread for firearms enthusiasts.

There is already some precedent for this kind of thing here. There is the "Gun Babe" thread in the Lounge. You don't make a new thread every time you want to post a "gun babe", just just add it to that thread.

The idea works because it's self-regulating. You don't need moderators or staff to step in and setup anything special. If there is sufficient interest in the topic, it will stay on the first one or two pages by people participating. And if there isn't it will fall away into obscurity.