Move International Missing/Located To It's Own Section?

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I hate to ask this with how busy everyone at Websleuths must be but is it possible to have a Missing/Located section for International cases separate from the US cases?
With the recent influx of UK cases it is difficult to find and keep up with certain US cases.
I appreciate everything Websleuths does. Thanks!
 
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