General Discussion forum

I know these are support type forums, but I was wondering if now would be a good time to introduce a general discussion forum for non support posts, and genral"have you seen that..." posts?
Cheers
Alun
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I think it's a good idea to have a General Forum which could be for questions that don't fit in the categories that are showing at present.
You could also have say a Chillout Room where it is just for general chit chat, they are popular in some forums.
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Flex language questions should go in the General Discussion Forum

This forum is intended for Flex Builder questions.
Of course you can post wherever you like, but if you want
help, go where the helpers are.
Tracy

can you define what goes where then?
General discussion sounds like thoughts, comments, hopes and
wishes.
Builder 2, (meaning Flex Builder 2?), seems to be the only
area for other Flex 2 questions.
I don't mean to be wise here, but I personally don't
understand what a "builder 2" question is if not those that deal
with flex 2, such as those posted here. I want to post my questions
where they should be so that I might find help, so maybe the forum
labelling should be re-considered or better defined.

Is photoshop general discussion forum dysfunctional

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it would be great to have an off topic forum/section here for us to interact and have general discussions. almost every forum i'm a member of has an Off Topic section. we can get to know each other much better and share useful information and opinions about various topics, technology and others also. we can do the same through PM's, but getting everyone involved will feel much better.
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Searching the Flex General Discussion returns cf error

Hi everyone,
I'm hoping someone from Adobe can help me out here because if
I enter a search into the Search field in the general discussion, I
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> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm hoping someone from Adobe can help me out here
because if I enter a
> search
> into the Search field in the general discussion, I get a
cold fusion error
> . If
> necessary I can send a screenshot of what I get, but I
can't seem to
> search the
> 'Flex General Discussion' for anything without getting
an error telling me
> to
> contact the website administrator, of which I have no
idea who that is, or
> how
> to find them on the site.
>
> I'm a designer/devloper who works alone and I really
depend on these
> resources
> to help me along when I need help, but not being able to
search the forum
> is
> becoming a real problem.
>
> If this type of post should be done somewhere else, I
apologize, but I
> have no
> idea how to contact the site administrator for the Flex
Developer Center.
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sonofapup wrote:
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