Why aren't their sub-categories for forums?

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June 23, 2020 at 8:15 pm #2142343

Why aren’t their sub-categories for forums?

by cricket1001 · about 3 years, 3 months ago

Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft

I don’t understand why there are no multi-level subcategories in the forums? I go to the forums page > software > then there are no subcategories for the 44,250 discussions. This makes no sense to me. I know about tags but I tried putting in a tag for “OneNote 2016” like I did for “Word 2016” and nothing came up. I can’t believe that out of 44,250 discussions in software there isn’t one discussion for OneNote 2016. Why aren’t the forums divided up for example in software: Microsoft > Office > 2016; 365; 2013; older; > Word; Excel; Access; Outlook; OneNote; etc.
Why aren’t there more options of tags to choose from?
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- June 30, 2020 at 12:51 pm #2418066
  
  this is okay
  
  by ankitsingh213506 · about 3 years, 2 months ago
  
  In reply to Why aren’t their sub-categories for forums?
  
  Sometimes multiple sub category puzzle us
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