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Making a seperate forum for Des Moines, C.R, and Iowa City would be a waste. There's not enough posting going on to even remotely justify it. The 3 cities combined have less population than say Portland, Oregon.
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You need to have the volume to justify creating a new sub-forum first.
I don't see one Iowa city in particular receving enough "love" to warrant its own sub-forum, although I suppose a Des Moines one couldn't be so far-fetched. I can't believe someone suggested an Iowa City sub-forum. At that rate let's just make one for Keokuk too! LOL! If you want sub-forums, then start kicking your fellow Iowans in the pants and get them yapping! ![]() |
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