Please see the discussion here. Then, do the poll. Note that 5-series performance of all types (e.g., straight line, twisties, braking, top speed, etc.) is such an important topic that it seems better that performance posts not be mixed sporadically with multitudes of other types of topics. Historically, this topic's importance has kept it in the E60 Discussion.
Also, having a separate forum for performance should eliminate disagreements about where topics dealing with 5-Series performance, per se, and in relation to other cars (BMW's or otherwise) should be housed. In this regard, what should matter in deciding where a topic is housed ought to be its content and not its title. Also, those who don't like to see performance posts or certain types of performance posts could easily avoid the "5-Series Performance Forum" (suggested name for the new forum). Finally, the Competition Forum would be a terrible place for 5-series performance topics for several reasons: sometimes the topic is about 5-Series performance per se; (2) sometimes the issue is comparative 5-series performance; and (3) the Competition forums is largely irrelevant to 5-series performance since its focuses tend to be cars other than BMW's and very, very frequently non-performance issues. Happy Thanksgiving :D |
Just my two cents, but I would hope a better "performance" descriptor is used if the new forum was created.
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Isn't the performace discussion already within the M5/M6 section?
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Originally Posted by ImolaRedM' post='359787' date='Nov 23 2006, 12:12 PM
Just my two cents, but I would hope a better "performance" descriptor is used if the new forum was created.
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Originally Posted by Ricracing' post='359791' date='Nov 23 2006, 12:15 PM
Isn't the performace discussion already within the M5/M6 section?
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I think a performance forum is a good idea. Only dificulty as Imola pointed out is what we should define as performance. Things like Znod's straight line discussions, Vegas' competitive runs and the like are interesting and probably important enough to have their own forum.
One other thought, for those interested in this kind of stuff, is that we have a couple of forums that frankly see very little activity right now (press articles etc). May be worth using one of those as the place where those who are in the know and want to follow the discussions can find it. Bet we've got 10 or more theads that are performance related for every one in a couple of our current forums. |
Originally Posted by swajames' post='359798' date='Nov 23 2006, 12:24 PM
I think a performance forum is a good idea. Only dificulty as Imola pointed out is what we should define as performance. Things like Znod's straight line discussions, Vegas' competitive runs and the like are interesting and probably important enough to have their own forum.
One other thought, for those interested in this kind of stuff, is that we have a couple of forums that frankly see very little activity right now (press articles etc). May be worth using one of those as the place where those who are in the know and want to follow the discussions can find it. Bet we've got 10 or more theads that are performance related for every one in a couple of our current forums. |
I'm in favor of new performance forum.
The problem I see is that our admins/moderators are not fond of racing threads which we'll most likely see in this new performance forum :o I personally don't see a problem with racing threads. |
Originally Posted by Busta' post='359801' date='Nov 23 2006, 12:34 PM
I'm in favor of new performance forum.
The problem I see is that our admins/moderators are not fond of racing threads which we'll most likely see in this new performance forum :o I personally don't see a problem with racing threads. |
Originally Posted by Znod' post='359799' date='Nov 23 2006, 12:29 PM
Check out the things I said in post 1. I think I zeroed in very well on what the 5-Series performance forum should contain, but my mind is open to other ideas (presumably additions). I may have been confused about what IRed was talking about. I thought he was talking about what's in the title of a thread that would identify it as a performance thread.
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