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Edit* This forum is due for some changes.

Fair point, it is a bit much. I've now adjusted to not include threads from this forum when users click "New posts", but you can view the Progression forum to follow and discuss user progression threads.
Sorry for the bump,
Was the ever a feature implemented to, as Kami-Kun had said,
Can you please make a change, so that it's possible to choose what sub forums will show on your front page? I'd rather not have forum comps ,puzzle videos, or introductions, but I do want to see most of the things on off-topic, and progression threads. This would fix everybody's problems, instead of just having some people happy, and others disappointed.
 
I partially agree. People can talk about whatever they want, but there's definitely an issue of flooding irrelevant threads onto the onto the homepage just because you want people to see them. Progression threads should have their own category to make way for other, more help-related threads on the homepage.

Another thing, can we stop stigmatizing thread-bumping? If the most recent post on a thread is five years old and you bump it, then obviously it's unnecessary, but you should feel free to add your opinion to anything without question (as long as there isn't a newer, similar thread).
 
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