what to post in GSA

[Snow White.]

Hello!

This is more curiosity and to see if I'm imagining things, but has a sticky been removed from general support and advice about what to post in that forum (or similar? )

Thanks ;)

[Wonderland.]

Do you mean this Aimee? Not that it's a sticky but yeah...

General Support and Advice (16 Viewing)
Support and advice on any general topic such as home life, school and relationships. Remember to use the other support boards for all posts specifically related to self harm and/or mental health issues.

[GlitterTrashDoll]

A while ago the CT went through sorting a few stickies out and only keeping essential ones. I think it was decided that because it said under the forum name what was to be posted in that forum, the stickies weren't needed.

I think that's the reason, don't quote me 100%.

[Snow White.]

I wondered if it was that but I've noticed most of the others are left and GSA frequently has things posted that belong elsewhere (ie anything self harm). So I feel like it would be useful there, if that is the reason it's gone.

Not a dig at the CT by the way :3

[GlitterTrashDoll]

I know we never actually finished sorting the whole stickie situation out so that's why there are still some bits where they shouldn't be. I think we are going to look at it again soon, but I shall mention it in the thread in CT land for you. (:

I think it's a case of quite a few things being read, as lot of support threads have been cropping up in GC lately, so I agree - it is something that needs to be looked at. So I'll definitely mention it for you.

[Snow White.]

Thanks Amy x

[GlitterTrashDoll]

you are most welcome! (:

[Snow White.]

I noticed there's still no thread about what to post in gsa and I'm wondering since serious gets crowded maybe these outlines would be useful? Also see a lot of posts about self injury that usually get moved from there

[talaiporia]

I think there's going to be a general signpost for all threads, rather than a specific board. There's a mention in the "serious" thread below.