OUYAForum's Emulators On OUYA Section.

[Schizophretard]

I agree with Schizo's observations, but I don't like the idea of having a crapton of sticky threads. Instead, maybe we could kill two birds with one stone by having an "Apps, Emulation, and Media" area where we could put all of the various important-but-infrequent topics that trickle in but aren't about OUYA games per se, such as XBMC.

That is kind of what I'm saying but it would be "Apps, Emulation, and Media" for Discover and the rest could be in the sideloading forum. Or the Discover sections could have sideload subforums for specific games, apps, and emulators like:

Current OUYA Games with sideloaded games subforum.
Current OUYA Apps and Emulators with sideloaded apps and emulators subforum.

In the sideload subforums there would be one thread for each game, app, and emulator. There would be one Netflix thread, one XBMC thread, one sideloaded The Walking Dead thread, etc. All the non-specific sideload threads would stay in the regular sideload forum.

[flamepanther]

That is kind of what I'm saying but it would be "Apps, Emulation, and Media" for Discover and the rest could be in the sideloading forum. Or the Discover sections could have sideload subforums for specific games, apps, and emulators like:

Current OUYA Games with sideloaded games subforum.
Current OUYA Apps and Emulators with sideloaded apps and emulators subforum.

In the sideload subforums there would be one thread for each game, app, and emulator. There would be one Netflix thread, one XBMC thread, one sideloaded The Walking Dead thread, etc. All the non-specific sideload threads would stay in the regular sideload forum.

I can see the case for that, but there's a tendency for media talk to involve XBMC and SPMC (for example) in the same discussion, especially when someone is asking general questions before actually using either of them. Discussion of arcade emulation can similarly go between Discover and side loading, since the topic isn't really about any one app. I think being able to jump between diverse sources is one of the main advantages of the Emulation section as it is currently. Just my 2 cents.