There was more activity in the first week than there is now, both in terms of unique posters, and total threads. Perhaps your euphoria held you to the community board, but the inverse was true for a lot of people. Curiosity about the new sections brought a lot of people over this way, and many have since faded off and gone elsewhere.



It's not hard to add a category for card games. Or for dice games, or lawn games, or word puzzle games, or any other strange topic you can think of. Frankly, though, the issue isn't a matter of difficulty, it's a matter of usefulness. Categories are supposed to differentiate a large swathe of posts from the pack, in order to make it easier for people to find things they're interested in. However, card games receive so little attention here that they just don't need their own category. I just went through every post on this board (doesn't take long to scan subjects) and there are SIX THREADS about card games. That number includes two of yours (one of which is this post) and a spam post by snoop about pinochle. We have less than one post per month on the topic of card games.

As to you not posting much here, well. . .there's not much I can do about the site being about video games. That's just how it is. Video games in modern culture are VASTLY more popular than CCGs, Tabletop games, etc. Even among geeks. RAFOs game section is necessarily going to reflect that. We welcome posts on other subjects, obviously, but adding a category isn't going to bring in droves of wayward CCG players.

Bottom line: categories, like forums, are added when they're needed. For six threads, CCGs don't need one. You don't have to do any lobbying, but until someone can show me a decent reason to add a category (lots of posts on the subject, or lots of member interest) I don't see that it's necessary.