Hi guys

I was on a company's <a href="">PUA Forum</a>, which had a novel way of keeping all the best posts either from its own instructors and contributions from forum members in one place.

It had a classic writing section for quick referance, so to avoid having to wade through endless pages of repeated subject threads.

It also had a section on "the worst PUA threads" and whilst a little harsh, made a good point of de-clogging the forum from people who asked really vague questions (do looks matter- or how do I win over my "oneitis" girl I really love and adore)

I don't think the "ratings" system is accurate with the stars, as what is good for one person is shit for another.
I think the forum should "flag classic" posts, go through a moderator and be posted in its own section.
What do you think?

Point duly noted, I like the idea, I'll notify the authorities Which forum was it?

The one version of this that we have over here is the 'worthwhile threads' found in the newbie section : worthwhile-threads-vt20776.html

Is this what you were thinking about, or do you have ideas on how to expand it?

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Love,

Ace

Well I don't think Rye Lee wouldn't be too impressed (he got booted from the forum after cross referencing other PUA companies!) but it was
www.theattractionforums.com former Mystery Method now Love Systems Forum.

They place posts into Classic Posts, or "Jive Turkey Droppings" a list of extremely vague, one sentenced posts or people asking questions that could be found in an E-book.

In all fairness though there have been some awesome replies from forum members here on lame or vague posts which I guess make the thread worthwhile in the end.

Gotta say I'm loving those links, I didn't realise how well written some were before I joined!