THE Key Thread
http://www.askaboutmoney.com/showthread.php?t=31710

askaboutmoney.com and the thread is from the good old days of 2006
hat tip to Miju

Sweet mother o'jiminy!!! You need to read this thread again BBJ!!!

viewtopic.php?f=25&t=28732

I would really like to see an education forum.

There are so many great posts/threads/topics lost in the depths of the Central Bank. What if there was an education button (like the report one) whereby a reader could nominate a certain post/thread to be moved/reproduced in the education forum?

This way, readers with little knowledge of various topics i.e. derivatives/political theory could have improved access to the aforementioned. The education forum could possibly be broken down into economics/political theory/derivatives etc.

Also, educational articles could be reproduced in these subforums.

It could help de knowledge economy.

on improving the site;

You see a lot of +1s out there, but rarely more than one person doing it for a particular comment. Might be good if there was a +1 button, and displayed at each comment there was the number of times it has bee '+1'ed (and a link to see a list of who they were). This might help to give a sense of consensus as threads reach their natural conclusion.

There are a couple of people who's comments i find worth reading. It'd be nice if there was some way of checking to see any new comments from those people when i log in.

Personally I've always felt that in its quiet understated way that this thread - from the month prior to the Guarantee, clearly showing that Ireland was heading for a credit deflation cycle with all the inevitable consequences for the solvency of the Irish banks that that would entail - is one of the more important ones in the history of the Pin, whose implications are still not fully grasped by 99% of people.