Question

Don't you think that some subjects should be 'deleted'? Theres SO MUCH empty subjects that are there. :/ any suggestions?

Answer 1

for example, this: http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/Equities%20and%20Market%20Mechanics

Answer 2

and this has only 1 question in it: http://openstudy.com/study#/groups/Strings%20and%20Console%20Output

Answer 3

Like, overall, I mean that, shouldn't we summarize the subjects? If you click on English, you get Literature, Writing etc. If you click on Math, you get Algebra, Calculus and sorts, instead of having tons of empty subjects. Just to make it easier

Answer 4

People mostly go to the Math, English, and Design section more than the other sections.

Answer 5

Just saying :l

Answer 6

Like, we just make it only 5 subjects overall ( not including feedback) English, Math, Science, Design, History

Answer 7

Each subject has it's own subject in it

Answer 8

I think they should make a video games section so people can ask questions about video games.

Answer 9

\(\color{blue}{\text{Originally Posted by}}\) @LocalHero7
I think they should make a video games section so people can ask questions about video games.
\(\color{blue}{\text{End of Quote}}\)

Video games don't have anything to do with education or studying.

Also, please keep all of your statements in one post, not multiple posts. It clutters the question. But yes, I do think many should be deleted but it's not something that would be done any time soon.

Answer 10

well at least for the sub sections (algebra, geometry, calculus, etc) -- people are *supposed to* post their questions in more specific sub sections rather than "math" as a whole

I suppose it was meant to make it easier for helpers that can only help in certain sections (like algebra but not calculus) to camp in the section they are better in...
but I suppose it didn't work out
= perhaps mods should get a move question to proper section tool
hmmm


but yes, some sections we can do without
but I think some others still need to be kept around due to old question links as well as old alliances with places like mit opencourseware and hippocampus something