You must have thought back and forth about the structure of the discussion forum, but I think there's at least one flaw.
That is, now that the bonus changes are all in one thread, that thread will continue growing and will contain scattered information about different bonuses. I do agree that it's handy to have one place where all the changes are reported. But, on the other hand, it would be much easier to read through all the reports about a specific bonus if they all had their own message thread. (Well at least those that have had any comments about them.)
The most common scenarios for the comments on bonuses:
1) Considering starting a certain bonus. Want to see that there aren't any significant changes on the bonus. Read through the corresponding thread.
2) Before & during cash-out. Want to see how other players have succeeded with the cash-outs.
3) During pending cash-out. Want to hear how long the cash-outs have usually taken.
Now, a way to circumvent this is to use the search, which is fine as it is. But I think that it's clearly inferior to this way of structuring the comments as individual threads. For one, one gigantic bonus change thread is going to have a wide variety of ways to spell a certain casino name. The comment might not even have the casino name in it, or it might use some other name. With the one thread per casino/bonus approach, there would not be a problem like this at all. All relevant comments would be in the same thread.
Following the changes wouldn't be more difficult. In fact, I think it would be easier as a potential bonus change now shows up just as a new comment in the "Bonus changes" thread, without giving any indication of what bonus is the comment about. If there was a dedicated forum for such changes, and a thread for each bonus, you would immediately see that someone has said something about XXX/YYY casino/bonus and if you're currently grinding it, or considering starting, you would hurry up to read that particular comment.
Agree, disagree?


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