I just saw
@Orhainmalz's idea of creating a subforum dedicated for Retro-PES.
For me it's already absolutely unbelievable that a thread like our Corner is able to have daily activity, with people posting their experiences playing 13, 15 year-old games. Look at the PES2018 thread, which is the most modern PES game available, our Corner has surpassed it to become much more active. How crazy is that?
It's exactly because of that tremendous activity that we have here that I'm wary of - behold a popular portuguese saying translated literally - "giving a step larger than our own leg", which means being over-confident of our value. I already was hesitant to create the Retro-PES Online Club, as we could very well post everything about it here too, but ultimately I was confident we'd have enough content to post there - which will be hard to accomplish since it's a niche activity (online retro-PES gaming) for a niche game (any Retro-PES one) - without risking to divide the main Retro-PES thread, as it runs on offline content.
So if we'd have an entire subforum for ourselves, as
@Tom hinted on the thread that brought this issue up, we'd have to make sure we'd have
enough valuable content to justify such a move. Right now, we have enough of it to keep the Corner active; so in order to have a subforum filled with activity, my opinion is...we would need MUCH more. We need more stories, more challenges, more ideas, more Retro-PES related content, more activity; and in order to accomplish that mission we need to bring in more readers, more Evo-Web users to post here, even if we have to personally reach out to people outside of Evo-Web and bring them here to join us.
To sum it up, I'm happy with the current way we "do business", it's working out fine. Before we get more space, in my opinion we should be thinking of how would we use that space IF we got it, to make the most out of it. And for that we need ideas and people.