Can we get a 'Historical Cases & Archives' subforum?

I've noticed that threads about classic cases (Spring-heeled Jack, Borley Rectory, Rendlesham, etc.) often get scattered across multiple forums depending on category. We end up with the same case discussed in 'Sightings & Reports', 'Mystery Animals', and 'General Chat' with no way to track comprehensive discussions.

Would it be possible to create a dedicated subforum for historical paranormal cases and archival material? It could include:

Documented historical incidents (with proper sourcing), Archive discussions and analysis, Comparative case studies, Primary document discussions

I reckon it would encourage more rigorous research and make it easier for new members to explore the classics without digging through years of threads. Just a thought.

This is a genuinely good suggestion. The current forum structure sometimes feels like we're trying to force historical cases into modern sighting categories. A dedicated archive section would be brilliant for organisation and actually makes the site more useful as a research tool rather than just a chat space.

Would support this but with one caveat: we'd need strict moderation standards for it. The last thing we need is people flooding 'historical cases' with speculation and unfounded claims. If it's a proper archive section, the posts should be well-sourced and fact-checked. Otherwise it just becomes another dumping ground for theories.

The mods would probably say there aren't enough active users to justify another subforum. I'd be happy with a stickied megathread that lists all major historical cases with links to existing discussions instead. Less overhead, same organisational benefit.

Really like this idea actually. Even a simple categorised wiki or database would help. Could crowdsource the primary sources and prevent the same arguments from happening repeatedly in different threads about the same incident.