Dec 27, 2015 at 3:20 AM
Join Date: Jul 15, 2007
Location: Australia
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Alright so we have produced a number of political threads of late. The problem being that political threads tend to be confined in terms of locality, and most are regarding US politics, with only one regarding Canada (without actually specifying it). The Canada thread being a knee-jerk reaction to one of the US threads.
The problem is that in order to discuss politics, us in the rest of the world have to create threads for our own country of question. The problem with this is that this can easily blow out of proportion to the point where political threads for every country are all over the place. So the only alternatives we have is to either live with being marginalised and continue to be left out of discussion or to try and discuss politics for countries that we have no political investment in.
I mean don't get me wrong, I love to discuss politics, but I know very little about the politics of other countries.
To this end I want to know if anyone shares this view and if we can work out a solution.
It is worth maybe making a dedicated subforum so that thread overload isn't an issue for the rest of us?
The problem is that in order to discuss politics, us in the rest of the world have to create threads for our own country of question. The problem with this is that this can easily blow out of proportion to the point where political threads for every country are all over the place. So the only alternatives we have is to either live with being marginalised and continue to be left out of discussion or to try and discuss politics for countries that we have no political investment in.
I mean don't get me wrong, I love to discuss politics, but I know very little about the politics of other countries.
To this end I want to know if anyone shares this view and if we can work out a solution.
It is worth maybe making a dedicated subforum so that thread overload isn't an issue for the rest of us?