I think strategy belongs on the MLB forum...i want to read stuff like this because it could broaden my horizons... the only thing is to make sure your post relates to baseball or the brewers in general...don't just question one in game move...if you want to talk strategy just make sure it relates to more than just todays game.. i think the stuff you guys are asking for is perfectly reasonable...but i think the moderators side is perfectly reasonable as well... last year, before the implementation of the strict IGT we would have 5 threads at a time...and the more people that arrive at brewerfan, the more unruly it gets...we simply have to have some organization... also, i think keeping a limited amount of threads on the front page is a great asset of this site...sometiems crowded message boards have a tendency to create a bajillion new threads, and it is impossible to try and keep conversation moving forward...i think everyone here wants to try and deepened their knowledge and understanding of baseball, not just repeat the same conversations over and over and over again.. Believe me..this gets rough...in the 5 years of brewerfan, we've had the k's vs. other outs argument about 50 times...that means that 10 times a year the exact same conversation is repeated..it is inevitable and it's frustrating to the people who've experienced the other 49 versions of this argument...but we realize that things change and new perspectives come about and new people arrive, so we bite our lips (or tie our fingers) and let the conversation go on... however, there is no need to have simultaneous discussions about the same stuff...and the reason we normally point out old threads is because sometimes referring to an old thread will stop people from having to rehash and repost the same stuff over and over again... why do you think rluz has 8000 posts? It's because once a week someone says: "Carlos Lee is a gamer and Geoff jenkins sucks" or "Ben Sheets is no good" so, in an effort to better the community, rather than cater to the new members, we try our best to keep repetition to a minimum.