I definitely prefer the complicated titles to family names, and the reason is because usually when I look through EFBs I'm trying to figure out what other families are in a certain class and country rather find than a specific EFB (which can be done through search), or get examples of what lines of work have already been established in a specific class and country or what would be appropriate ideas for a given class level. If we sort by family name they'll all be thrown together and it'll take thirty times as long to comb the list. I'm wondering if maybe instead of the employment and name directory the way it's set up (I may say this because I never use it, but if people do it doesn't need to go) it can be done alphabetically instead, to solve the find a specific EFB problem?
In some common countries (England, Ireland, Russia, France) it might be beneficial to have a board for just that country; I know sometimes it's a hassle to go through and find EFBs in a range of classes in a certain country; however it makes no sense to have a sub-board for a country like Latvia or something, so I don't know how that would work. Lists might come in handy there, although that sounds like a lot of work for you guys o.o
They're already separated by class in the current setup so maybe a list of all EFBs (with links which also sounds like a hassle) by surname and then another list by country (preferably not alphabetically arranged but geographically arranged? >>). I guess the main thing is it sounds really intensive for you guys and that's a bit rough.