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Make 4 sub-forums:
Information (Locked)
Tester Discussions
Bug Reports .25
Bug Reports .24 (Locked)
Every time a new test version is out, a new forum can be made and old ones can be locked. This way it will be fairly easy to keep track of for the devs which reports relates to which version as well as making it easy to report. The info forum can be used so devs/staff can keep important messages for the testers and the Tester Discussions can be more of a free platform for testers and staff alike to have discussions in.
If this suggestion is appreciated and there is none that knows how to set that up, I am willing to either show/teach one to do it or do it myself if permitted. The platform have more potential than how it is currently used by us.
My reports from bugs and performance.