New Subforum Topics - Post them to this thread please

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If you have any suggestions for subtopics not present in this part of the forum right now, post them to this thread with the suggested name, description and why you think they deserve their own subtopic.
 
Sorry Jhon, I didn't understand the mechanich of the forum, it is my first post
 
I don't understand. What are you talking about?
 
I tried to start a new thread, but I understood it only must be done inside an existing subforums.

I can't see well the structure of the forum, it is a bit diferent from other forums I use.
 
I understand. This thread is for suggestions of new topics, not existing ones.
 
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