Can we please hide old Playtest Categories from the Forum Index?


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Drives me nuts seeing all these vestigial categories with topics like "Isn't Thaumaturge name bit problematic both on thematic and cultural perspective?" that have just squatted at the top for almost 1.5 years.

Also doesn't seem like a great look for Paizo, with these deprecated threads often with playtest critiques pushed to the front and center

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If you click the little downward-facing arrow next to the forum category name, it collapses it and you never have to see it again :)


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Alex Speidel wrote:
If you click the little downward-facing arrow next to the forum category name, it collapses it and you never have to see it again :)

I would prefer inactive old forums hidden by default or archived, I'm not always logged in/on the same browser. If it's a difficult thing to do I understand but it is always jarring when I see them again.

Or at least move them to the bottom of the page? They are above other categories that are more current and generally relevant such as "Advice" and "Rules Discussion."


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Agreed wholeheartedly.

For some reason the website won't let me log into the forums from my phone, so I have to scroll past all the playtest categories every time.


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Yeah, it's really distracting. It shouldn't be so hard to move them at least to the end of the index, so that they come dead last in the forum, after the playtest has been completed for years.

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I would also prefer this.

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