Dedicated fixed gear and single speed trick/freestyle forum?

As you are fully aware they seem to be totally unable to. The BMX feeds and forums that you mention are proof of this.

My point is simple. The occasional BMX thread on the main forum will appeal to a vast span of people, from those who raced in the 70&80s to the 90s teenagers like us right through to the newschoolers.

FGF is not interesting to the wide range of people that BMX is. Give it 30 years and that may be different.

I have used this forum (like the cheap slag she is) to meet up with people and ride BMX. If you moved BMX threads into a group or subforum of fixed wheel dominated trick sessions I would miss the threads which actually may interest me. If you decide to go back to your bmx one day and post up in general or rides & races then the chances are I'd turn up and ride.

Incidentally from the people whom I have met on here and still ride with, all ride Fixed wheels for transport, for run and some even for racing. But none have been welcoming of FGF as they don't see the point. You will never be able to do on a fixed what you can on a BMX, this doesn't mean that you personally shouldn't try. Just leave me to carry on with my preferred weapon of choice without attempting to drag my attention back to your sport.

I hear your points well, its not my aim to remove bmx from the main forum sections at all, it upsets me that there is all this hate and elitist attitude almost entirely from the new school bmxers these days towards MTB riders hittin street and park, and towards fixed gear riders doing tricks etc.
I've met and known people who were around bmx from the very early days, (Bill Stupple for instance), and the bicycle union guys, cyclone cycles lot, Ray etc, and they have absolutely no animosity towards people trying to do their own thing on whatever bike they do it on, they remember how BMX freestyle was laughed at by the racers when it first began, but like all things there is evolution and progress, i'm not expecting a slot in the x-games, but its something fun and challenging that i'll continue to enjoy on my own, and with my mates. I may well be rocking a single speed bike again sometime soon, probably a street set up MTB, in addition to my fixed, but thanks to my shoulder I doubt I will back on a bmx anytime soon, but you never know.