Whenever I add a new update, the oldest one gets bumped off.

I try to reflect the diversity of the forum, so if I included a classic cover contest (I honestly forgot I did), that's not a regular thing. Occasionally, I'll put one up again, of course, but not every week.

Not intended as criticism as I see no problem, but I do have a wry observation:

Your last three posts are all quite presumptuous and I find myself responding to them with, "You don't know me."

"You think you've read EVERY Star Wars comic, huh?" No, of course not. There are like a billion Star Wars comics. Who could have read them all.

"We all know the story from Avengers #4, but most of us have never explored Cap's early solo adventures that followed" I would have assumed most of us have. I kind of assume plenty here have read most of the major stuff from Silver Age Marvel. Spider-Man, Dr. Strange, Fantastic Four, Thor, Iron Man, Captain America, Nick Fury, Avengers... these seem a basic common canon for superhero fans, as many here are.

"...a genre you never paid much attention to!" While this one happens to be correct for me, and likely many... you're still assuming a lot about what comics I do and don't read.

I claim to be none of those 3.

Just a wry observation.

I kind of like it. Sure, like Coke & comics, most of what you're saying in your posts doesn't specifically apply to me -- for instance, I don't think I've read every SW comic (I've only about 90% of them! ) and I've also read Cap's Silver Age solo adventures before --, but your posts are clearly intended as broad, "one-size-fits-all" invitations to discussion. The inclusive tone of them is (I assume) very welcoming to people who perhaps haven't contributed to the forum yet and that's a good thing! I say keep on keepin' on.

Done

I think you'll find many here who don't believe that's the direction we should be headed in.


However, if you'd like to suggest how to define "the hottest threads" and what that list should look like, it may be possible to give it its own space on the front page. My guess is that evaluating which threads are "hot" and which are not is likely to cause some hurt feelings and controversy though.

If you mean expanding upon what's in the center column of the home page, that would not be possible since it feeds from our facebook page. I also think variety is a good thing to have on a front page, and that section is already getting the prime real estate, so to speak.

Made some updates to the content and look of the front page in the last 24 hours. Always looking to make it more relevant and useful to our membership. Please let me know what you think!