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As there is a list of states in the Forum index

New South Wales

Victoria

Western Australia

Queensland

Nothern Territory

South Australia

Australia Capital Territory

Tasmania

Then under each of those states, there is currently a sub-forum called 'Events'.

Another suggested Sub-Forum that could be added is - Your Skyline Project

This allowing each member from each state to post the details of their car in this sub-forum and detailing what they are doing to their skyline as they go along with upgrading bits and pieces of it.

e.g. -

Their first post would be a complete description/specification list of what is currently in their skyline.

Then the second post would be "I've now upgraded my turbo from the old one to this new one, blahh blahh blahh"

and they can just keep adding to the list.

As well as progressing with upgrading their thread, they can also add pics incase their body kits change or interior changes, etc etc.

This, however is just an idea to get more people into posting more details about their skylines on here.

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each state's layout is controlled by the individual state club, so the structure of the WA section has a for sale subsection for perthies only, and the VIC section has a downloads section for our newsletters and publications etc. If you want to add a buildup subsection in the states you have to lobby all the state clubs to implement it, its not something we (admins) would want to just impose on all the states.

Ahh, sounds fair then. It was just a suggestion that I thought I would put forward as it would then allow people to become a bit more interactive with the site as keeping their skyline profile up to date is somewhat a enjoyable thing to some.

After all, on boostcruising, people are constantly posting new pics of their cars after they wash them

:P

lol yeah true, would be good to see what everyone's up to, which is why the SAU member blog was implemented, but on a forum wide scale instead of state by state. Hopefully its able to be put to good use by the members, and we can develop it better.

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