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A Dedicated Forum Section for Q-Store Modules I propose creating a dedicated section of the forum where users can share experiences and insights about individual Q-Store modules. Each module would have its own thread, making it easier to find relevant discussions and feedback. This would offer multiple benefits: More Focused Discussions – Instead of searching through scattered journals, users can engage in structured conversations about each module’s effects, nuances, and ideal use cases. Clearer Insights on Module Activation – Users can track how long it takes for a module to show effects, helping others set realistic expectations. Synergy & Conflict Analysis – Some modules enhance each other, while others might create conflicts. Having a space to document these interactions would help users build more effective customs. Easier Research for Custom Builds – Right now, researching modules means digging through dozens of journals where modules are only mentioned in passing. A dedicated section would allow users to quickly find direct experiences, making the selection process for a custom much smoother. Long-Term Effect Tracking – Users can report not just immediate results but also how a module affects them over months, helping to identify patterns and plateaus. Faster Troubleshooting – If someone struggles to see results, they can quickly check the thread for solutions, alternative pairings, or insights from others with similar experiences. A Living Knowledge Base – Over time, these threads would grow into a comprehensive database of real-world experiences, benefiting both new and experienced users. Better Feedback Loop for Subliminal Club – Since the forum is a major source of user feedback, structured discussions on individual modules would provide even more precise data on what works, what doesn’t, and potential areas for improvement. Encouraging Experimentation & Innovation – With clearer insights into what each module does, users might feel more confident experimenting with new stacks, leading to discoveries that benefit the entire community. This addition wouldn’t just improve user experience; it would also provide Fire and SaintSovereign with more structured feedback for refining existing modules and developing new ones.