Whats the most popular Sub forum?

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Subway.com's Turkey Sandwich forum seems to be very popular... not sure it's the MOST popular sub forum, and there is some debate that the Roast Beef and Cheese forum is more popular, as measured by number of posts, rather than number of unique users...

One question... why the sudden interest in sandwiches?

aaagggggggghh! Subway tastes like ass, Quizno's or Mr.Sub tastes better

I hope thats sarcasm, what I mean is that this is a forum, what is the most popular catigory on this forum?

What is this "Sarcasm" you speak of?
I am kidding, you might be to young to get into the most popular board, not that you would be missing much.
I think the Random Discussion board is one of the most popular for me, but by topic count the General Autism
Discussion board would be the the top board.

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Now I know you're joking.

Agreed... Quiznos is by far the better sub...

So why no sub forum for Quiznos subs?

Is there some sub politics going on here?

Quizno's is good but the service is lacking or not existant. Subway takes hours for nothing to write home about.

^My favorite place to get subs? This chain of convenience stores called Quick Check. You can build the sub entirely with a computer touch screen so you never need to talk to anyone

By total posts, General > Random > Off the wall > PPR > L&D

And everybody else is small because they have less than 100K posts.

Apparently for people with ASDs verbally abusing each other is more interesting than getting laid, but nonsense socialization still dominates.

now, there are subs, and there are subs,


Merle

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I eat lunch at subway almost every weekday. They know how to make my sandwich and don't put stuff on it I don't want. It seems like every time I go to Quiznos they try to put some awful sauce on my sandwich.

Hey, we're just like NTs!

I see what you did there, Merle.

Interesting question, with (as we've seen) many possible answers.

There are several ways to look at it besides total posts, of course. By number of threads, the top five are General Autism Discussion, Random Discussion, Getting to know each other, Love and Dating, and Members Only Discussion -- in that order.

By number of pages of topic (thread) titles, the picture looks like this:

1. General Autism Discussion (415 pages)
2. Random Discussion (212)
3. Getting to know each other (121)
4. Love and Dating (87)
5. Members Only Discussion (83)
6. The Haven (81)
7. Politics, Philosophy, and Religion (74)
8. News and Current Events (76)
9. Art, Writing, and Music (64)
10. Parents' Discussion (57)
11. Television, Film, and Video (55)
12. Computers, Math, Science, and Technology (49)
Equal 13th: Off the Wall: Forum Games, Quizzes, Roleplaying, etc. and Social Skills and Making Friends (48 each)
15. Adult Autism Issues (44)
Equal 16th: Games and Video Games and WrongPlanet.net Discussion (35 each)
18. School and College Life (32)
19. Work and finding a Job (29)
Equal 20th: Autism Politics, Activism, and Media Representation and Health, Fitness, and Sports (15 each)
22. Adolescent Autism Forum (14)
23. In-Depth Adult Life Discussion (13)
24. Women's Discussion (11)
25. Kids' Crater (10)
Equal Last: Stats and Español, Nederlands, Deutsch, Français (2 each)

Even this, however, does not give a completely accurate picture of it, since some subforums -- such as Autism Politics, Activism, and Media Representation -- have not been open for the same length of time as many of the others. Maybe the number of page views per forum per day? Beyond my limited computational skills, I'm afraid.

and far more dependable on happening!

Merle

If it comes down to a choice of f***ing, fighting or frivolity, I go for frivolity every time.

Thank you sleepydragon, finally, someone gives me the answer I was asking for. But, please, continue to talk about sub shops.

No worries, Jacob12.

In case you haven't already figured it out, PPR stands for Politics, Philosophy, and Religion, and L & D for Love and Dating.

And as far as I'm concerned, a falafel roll on pita with hummus, garlic sauce and all the salads beats a sub any old day.