Since we have more than one trading platform section, please review the poll ...

What I mean is the following :
should we have one single "something interesting" thread where the stuff of all trading platforms (metatrader, tradestation, NT, all the rest as they come ...) be posted
or should we have "something interesting" thread for metatrader in it's section, for tradestation in it's section, NT in it's section, and so on?

Dearest MLADEN
Since you comments we are dealing with all three major platforms,metaquotes,TS and NT,do you think we may open all three threads accordingly,like "some thing interesting metaquotes" , "some thing interesting Trade Station" .... like wise,for users ease,they can go in their belonging threads and only belonging stuff/topic will be discussed.

mntiwana wrote: Thu Feb 16, 2017 7:41 pm Dearest MLADEN
Since you comments we are dealing with all three major platforms,metaquotes,TS and NT,do you think we may open all three threads accordingly,like "some thing interesting metaquotes" , "some thing interesting Trade Station" .... like wise,for users ease,they can go in their belonging threads and only belonging stuff/topic will be discussed.

I think that we should see what the members of the forum think first and then we can do according to the poll (you can see my vote though )

Every now and then you find interesting stuff or ideas in the net you want to share. If you put it for all platforms in one thread it's too chaotic, I guess. NT and TS deserve their own 'Something interesting' thread, IMO.

Even tho having only one thread would be more concise (a "one-stop shop" for everything), I think it would be better to organize indicators, etc by trading platform separately.  Just my humble opinion.

I think keeping them separate as well.

keeping them separate is cool ... thanks 

I vote:  "something interesting" thread for metatrader in it's section, for tradestation in it's section, NT in it's section, and so on

Well, this is decided, and the threads are created ...

The distribution is pretty clear, I guess. Here we don't need to draw a pie chart.