Another vote for option 1, with the tags.

Ideally, I'd like Option #1, but with a separate PbP forum, but of the options listed, one is my favorite.

Combine 'em all - as long as we get a sub-forum for the play-by-mail that seem to be taking over the place.

I actually like it as is. I just care about EotE and like that the forums reflect this.

My vote for 1.

Since the "Gamemaster Board" is only available in the EotE Forum we are already mixing everything up in there (and it works!).

Make it one Board, with an extra Gamemaster Board and a Play by post Board (so those aren´t confused with the normal question/answers ect.)

and maybe one for the 4 beginners boxes

especially since most post are made in the EotE and all 3 lines sync, there is no reason for 6 Seperatete Boards

You're already getting bleed over from AoR and FaD into EotE simply because it is a more popular forum and has a better chance of response. Many questions apply to all three systems equally, so having to choose which forum to post the question in or posting in all the forums aren't ideal answers.

And get rid of option #4, all it does is dilute the poll with irrelevant details.

I vote #1.

Yeah, when I will contact the mods I will put 4 and 1 together no worries. It was more in jest than anything else...

Q1: 1. With some extra details A single all encompassing Starwars Roleplaying Sub Forum, with:

general discussion board

GM board

Rules Question board for each line

Beginner Game board

Play by Post board

Unfortunately I doubt that will happen because you would need some place for the existing forums to go, and Members would need to be given access to relocate a thread to the correct place

I definitely agree with this.

So 1

1&4. 19
2. 1
3. 1

I would like to see the three lines condensed into one main forum with subforums for GMs, Rules Questions (one for all three lines), and PbP.

I love that people are able to indulge in PbP on here, but for anyone shadowing the games (or perhaps playing in them) it becomes frustrating when you lose the threads. Alternatively, it must become frustrating for non-players of those games when they come looking for rules discussion and instead see only game threads. Grouping PbPs together seems like a logical step.