Just wondering, if I requested it, could I make a thread with sections that were more in depth than IC and OOC?

Like even dividing continents, or even cities of a nation into different posting sections within a large scale RP?

It would be a pretty awesome feature, especially if we ourselves could have some control over it.

From what I recall, there were plans for future updates by the Guild's admin, Mahz, to incorporate custom tabs that would allow users to add additional sections to their IC and OOC tabs much in the same way as you're asking, whether it be for Character Sheets or different IC locations. However Mahz is currently busy at the moment and there's no knowing when such a feature might be incorporated. But it's on the list.

Good to know. I was thinking before I may have to make a proboards to do a RP I had in mind simply because of its scale, but if that is incorporated it would be amazingly helpful.

In my experience you very rarely get rps with the activity to justify multiple threads for different IC locations etc. You'd be surprised at how well it can work within a single IC thread as well, so long as you organise and format things clearly enough.

Well, I'm creating my RP and modeling it after some RP's I've seen in the past where an entire forum on proboards was dedicated to a single rp. I will admit though that with the exception of maybe two of them, it was mostly just nice to have that feeling of having such a vast world to rp in and there usually weren't enough dedicated members for the site to truly flourish.

That said, even when there were only around 5 people RPing characters in multiple sections of the forum divided between areas in the world, the feeling it created for the setting and expressing the vastness of the world truly gave it a feeling like no other. I don't think a single thread could imitate even with dividing like IC and OOC are here, but I do think this would be the closest I could get nowadays. I don't have enough dedicated RP friends to make a website now, nor the connections here or elsewhere to pull members from other forums to participate.