» ya but all natural topicals can still post on the all natural forum
» or the topical forum
»
» dont confuse hairsite too much, with all these options
LOL. The problem is that there is a separate section for Topicals. It is unnecessary. Just put everything natural in a Natural Section. Put everything pharmaceutical in a Drug Section.
» » ya but all natural topicals can still post on the all natural forum
» » or the topical forum
» »
» » dont confuse hairsite too much, with all these options
»
»
» LOL. The problem is that there is a separate section for Topicals. It is
» unnecessary. Just put everything natural in a Natural Section. Put
» everything pharmaceutical in a Drug Section.
»
» Two sections. Simple enough.
»
»
» Plan B.
»
» 1. All Naturals (including internals and topicals)
» 2. All Drugs (including internals and topicals)
having a separate topical section doesnt hurt anything, doesnt cost anything extra to the board, the bandwidth if any on this board is not worth mentioning
I have 100 blogs, that get thousands of visitors per week, perhaps 10,000
» having a separate topical section doesnt hurt anything, doesnt cost
» anything extra to the board, the bandwidth if any on this board is not
» worth mentioning
» I have 100 blogs, that get thousands of visitors per week, perhaps 10,000
»
» my bandwidth bill is 6.95 per month
No, my point is: why even have one? It doesn’t make any sense, unless you are going to have a separate one for Supplements.
For example, even with a Topical section available, Pete wouldn’t post there about natural topicals (unless directed to do so). He would post in the All Natural supplement section. The old way was just as confusing for some posters.
» » having a separate topical section doesnt hurt anything, doesnt cost
» » anything extra to the board, the bandwidth if any on this board is not
» » worth mentioning
» » I have 100 blogs, that get thousands of visitors per week, perhaps
» 10,000
» »
» » my bandwidth bill is 6.95 per month
»
» No, my point is: why even have one? It doesn’t make any sense, unless
» you are going to have a separate one for Supplements.
»
» For example, even with a Topical section available, Pete wouldn’t post
» there about natural topicals (unless directed to do so). He would post in
» the All Natural supplement section. The old way was just as confusing for
» some posters.
»
»
» Either:
»
» Plan A
»
» 1. Topicals (including both natural and drugs)
»
» 2. Supplements (including both natural and drugs)
»
» OR
»
» Plan B
»
» 1. All Naturals (including topicals and supplements)
» 2. All Drugs (including topicals and supplements)
»
» I prefer Plan B.
Long time lurker but I feel compelled to register an account just to voice my opinions.
The old way is just as confusing. Like what the other poster said, how do you classify Revivogen, do you put that as All Naturals or Topicals under the old format? What about Rogaine, do you put that under Drugs or Topicals under the old format?
In reference to your suggestion, my first reaction is how can supplements be grouped under ALL DRUGS? Supplements are like saw palmetto, vitamin E etc, they are not regulated by the FDA, no prescription necessary, what’s the reasoning for grouping supplements under DRUGS? what am I missing?
» Long time lurker but I feel compelled to register an account just to voice
» my opinions.
»
» The old way is just as confusing. Like what the other poster said, how do
» you classify Revivogen, do you put that as All Naturals or Topicals under
» the old format? What about Rogaine, do you put that under Drugs or
» Topicals under the old format?
»
» In reference to your suggestion, my first reaction is how can supplements
» be grouped under ALL DRUGS? Supplements are like saw palmetto, vitamin E
» etc, they are not regulated by the FDA, no prescription necessary, what’s
» the reasoning for grouping supplements under DRUGS? what am I missing?
Specifically,
All Natural (this would include only natural supplements like saw palmetto AND topicals like Revivogen)
All Drugs (this would include only pharmaceuticals like Propecia AND topicals like Rogaine)
» Specifically,
»
» 1. All Natural (this would include only natural supplements like saw
» palmetto AND topicals like Revivogen)
»
» 2. All Drugs (this would include only pharmaceuticals like Propecia AND
» topicals like Rogaine)
» » Specifically,
» »
» » 1. All Natural (this would include only natural supplements like saw
» » palmetto AND topicals like Revivogen)
» »
» » 2. All Drugs (this would include only pharmaceuticals like Propecia AND
» » topicals like Rogaine)
»
» This makes more sense.
makes sense
however
its probably easier and smoother just to switch it all back the way it was temporarily
then put up a poll and see how guys want to change it, IF they want to change it
» » Specifically,
» »
» » 1. All Natural (this would include only natural supplements like saw
» » palmetto AND topicals like Revivogen)
» »
» » 2. All Drugs (this would include only pharmaceuticals like Propecia AND
» » topicals like Rogaine)
»
» This makes more sense.
Hairsite, can you just leave it the way it was before but give us the option to combine the 3? So people like Pete2 can see them combined and those like Hangin can see them separate. Possibly when posting you would need to indicate if your post is related to Topicals, internals(eg. Propecia) or All Naturals.
OR
The compromise can be to have 2 forums. As stated above, have an All Natural and drugs forum.
» I think we are getting somewhere.
»
» I like the latest suggestion by THE NATURAL :
»
» 1. All Natural (this would include only natural supplements like saw
» palmetto AND topicals like Revivogen)
»
» 2. All Drugs (this would include only pharmaceuticals like Propecia AND
» topicals like Rogaine)
»
» But where do discussions for hormones, testosterone and estrogen etc go?
» do they belong to All Drugs or All Natural?
However
I do see that the topicals board is fairly active, and convenient for those guys to just go to one board
i cant confirm its that active, never went and actually counted the posts or dated them
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