I think "Education" should be a "major" topic category (similar to diagnosis, therapy).
Can individual users create major topic categories, and if so....how? Or is it up to the tech?
Also - is there a way to make it more "clear" for a user on how to "submit" once I've typed in a post?
I see "add topic" at the bottom...is that how I submit? (I think of a "topic" as more of a "category"...not really an individual post/comment, which is why it seems confusing.
Thanks!
Hi and thanks ever so much for your suggestion of adding Education as a major topic category. Only forum moderators and administrators have the ability to add major topic categories, and we will be happy to add Education shortly.
We will also change add topic to add post, another great suggestion.
Thanks so much for your feedback, we truly appreciate it! 👍
Hello!
I wanted to check in about something I posted yesterday. I suggested starting a space for Caring for Caregivers. A forum dedicated to the wellbeing of parents, partners, and professionals who carry so much of the emotional and practical load.
I may not have placed it in the right spot (the platform isn’t always intuitive for me), so I’d love your guidance. Would it be possible to create a dedicated category or thread for this? I think it could be a meaningful hub for sharing strategies, encouragement, and resources around resilience and self-care; especially since many caregivers in this community are navigating burnout themselves.
Thanks for considering, and I’d be happy to help with a first post to get the conversation started if that’s useful.
Warmly,
Christi
Christi Dickey
Hi Christi! Please accept our apologies for the delay in responding to your forum suggestion and posts, we are still working out the kinks! Your forum suggestion for Caring for Caregivers is a fantastic one and I have created the high level category with this title and moved your posts there.
We can't thank you enough for partcipating in 1in6 Support's Community Forum and starting a conversation about such an important topic!
