Is Fayetteville ready for a new subforum?

[CapeFearRiver10]

Wow so much hate.

[Roger67]

There is a lot of hate towards Fayetteville - perhaps; but one thing that I have learned is that most people who have such negative things to say about Fayetteville have never lived here, they either have only visted; or have been here during a short period - usually associated with the military. Having been here a long time, I can tell you that Fayetteville has changed tremendously, especially if you visited or lived in Fayetteville during the 70s - mid 80s. Fayetteville has taken great steps in trying to turn itself around. Granted, there needs to be more changes, but I for one applaud Fayetteville for trying to turn itself around and change all of the negative feelings. Just as it takes time to run down a place, it takes just as much time, if not longer to turn a city around. I believe that Charlotte underwent its turn-around during the 70s. Now look at Charlotte. I view that city as a first class city. I just hope that individuals take in consideration the fact that Fayetteville is trying to improve its image and that it takes time. Fayetteville waited too long to change, but at least the city leaders and residents recognize this and are trying to resolve these problems.

[wsncfay]

in the recent months i've seen quite a few post on fayetteville and developments in fayetteville. so people here are talking of it.....

[suburban george3]

in the recent months i've seen quite a few post on fayetteville and developments in fayetteville. so people here are talking of it.....

[cityboi]

There is a lot of hate towards Fayetteville - perhaps; but one thing that I have learned is that most people who have such negative things to say about Fayetteville have never lived here, they either have only visted; or have been here during a short period - usually associated with the military. Having been here a long time, I can tell you that Fayetteville has changed tremendously, especially if you visited or lived in Fayetteville during the 70s - mid 80s. Fayetteville has taken great steps in trying to turn itself around. Granted, there needs to be more changes, but I for one applaud Fayetteville for trying to turn itself around and change all of the negative feelings. Just as it takes time to run down a place, it takes just as much time, if not longer to turn a city around. I believe that Charlotte underwent its turn-around during the 70s. Now look at Charlotte. I view that city as a first class city. I just hope that individuals take in consideration the fact that Fayetteville is trying to improve its image and that it takes time. Fayetteville waited too long to change, but at least the city leaders and residents recognize this and are trying to resolve these problems.

[Spartan]

Its not impossible, but I don't think now is the right time. Keep up the discussions though!

[wsncfay]

Could we have a study period where we count how many threads over a month's time are posted about Fayetteville? If there aren't more than 15 threads in a month's time, I don't see any need for a separate forum.

[monsoon]

^The Charlotte forum gets hundreds of posts/week. It isn't about the number of threads, but the discussions that take place in those threads.

[wsncfay]

i know i said that, post wise yes but thread wise no, was just responding to that other guy's post is all