My Lion King Forum

I think I might have suggested this or something similar before, but I think it has become a little bit more of a thing lately.
Its about making requests, in the opinion of myself, we should have a sub section in the graphics forum for all the request threads to go to. And that would be how requests are made, open requests that all designers can give a go. (Unless of course someone is making a gift for a friend, or whatever it is you crazy people do)

But yeah it feels a little bit odd where at the moment we are supposed to look at all the different designer threads and choose one to request from (not to mention the problem where people go busy for a while and do not respond and stuff). There are already a few open request threads in there and to be honest I think they are are better way of requesting especially now we have the sig rotator.

TL-DR - Separate section of the graphics forum for requesting in.

EDIT - Was going to put this in the suggestion box, I know it should be but there seems to be an ongoing discussion there atm and I did not really want to suddenly change the focus...

I like it. Maybe we could have "Closed" and "Open" tags like the Roleplay forum has to indicate whether the person is currently taking requests.

EDIT- This text also needs to be updated. lol
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I think this might be a great idea to boost up our GDers threads if they're wanting to do more requests. Personally, I did set up my graphics thread and did requests before, but only about 3 people requested me. I closed mine down and then I opened it back up. I really hope that with this idea, people will actually know if I take requests or not. ^^

I mean its pretty much dead any way.
But yeah in case it was not clear. I think there should be a new section in there where the requests go, and that all requests be open to ALL designers, not just posted in ones's graphic display thread.