I think it would be great to see a link to this forum on every page. For the forums, the best place I can think of would be down on the blue bar at the bottom that currently lists " Neoseeker.com | Forum Rules | Forum FAQ | Neoseeker Terms of Use | Supermods On Duty [ server id: nova ··· elapsed: 0.0386729240] " If another link after the Supermods On Duty one could be added saying "ReQuests, Feedback and Suggestions", linking to this forum, it would be awesome. I know that when I was a younger member, I had no idea about forums outside video game forums, as I navigated the forums mainly by clicking on a platform icon at the top of each page. I highly doubt that I'm the only one that was like this, and with a link to RFS on every page it would help get the word out on where to go if you have a suggestion/request/feedback that could improve Neoseeker. It would potentially bring in new members whose creative minds haven't been able to show the rest of neoseeker their thoughts on what could be done to help enhance everyone's neoseeking experience.

The placement might make it look a little crowded though, so if someone has an idea of a better place to put it, please speak up! As for outside the forums, I'm not sure if it is completely necessary, though it would be good if someone could find a place for it (I can't seem to think of a good place where it wouldn't look too cluttered).

Yeah, I support this idea. It took me 2 months after joining to figure out there was such a forum, so it would be a good idea to bring attention to this forum, and let people know this forum exists .

it'd be nice to have the option at your fingertips all the time
i'm for it

I like this idea. Heck, when I joined in 2007, I never knew of this forum.

I only found this place when I made this new account.

Aye, but that's not on every page in the neoseeker forums, such as this one. Also, though it might just be nitpicking, it is a lot easier to have a link present so that you don't have to scroll down to Site Related and find it in the drop-down menu.

But I can see the redundancy, as most forum pages have it. I still would like to make the point about newer members who aren't exactly sure how forums work. I for one wouldn't have known to navigate through that drop-down menu (if it was there) to find that forum even a month or two after registration.