A lot of us have RSS feeds for your "Dev Announcements and News" and "Game Updates" forums, but when you edit a previous post, the RSS feed doesn't pick it up so it goes unnoticed. Even with the RSS feed, I still come here pretty frequently to check things out and make sure I didn't miss something, but the "Most Recent" post for each category doesn't include old edited posts, and dates on edited posts still show their original post date. You have actually go into a post to see if/when it has been updated.
For example, on the forum homepage, it shows
https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/154636/content-update-hf-1-16-2018#latest as the latest post in Game Updates. On the Game Updates page, it shows
https://forums.galaxy-of-heroes.starwars.ea.com/discussion/96655/game-update-status-1-23#latest as the most recent post (which is correct), but it's most recent post date shows as March 2017.
This is very frustrating to navigate. Yes, I can figure it out on my own, but it shouldn't be so wacky to begin with. Why not just create a new post when you have a status update, rather than editing an old one?
@CG_Kozispoon I'm tagging you, because you seem to be the biggest culprit of this
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I understand, my point is she is the only (1 of the few) person putting information out there. So yes a little harsh, but it's ok she can take it.
It may be a good suggestion, I'm just here too much to not see everything.
Then a separate forum called "archive" where all the is stuff goes when it is "out of date".
So the event calendar goes there at the end of the month, Everytime a new hotfix or update is released the old one goes in the archive thread.
Keeps things nice and organised. I can look in the latest news forum and get the latest. It is a bit messy at present.
erase last years info and put new stuff there