I'd say Finland, but that entails too many casualties. :sour:
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I'd say Finland, but that entails too many casualties. :sour:
The megathreads are bad for a healthy discussion forum. I was disappointed to see them recreated. :down:Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
Also - I'm very surprised at the level of activity. It's been nice.
I doubt you could cause too many casualties in Finland of all places. :coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
Hope so. Is the nuclear option open in the event it doesn't?Quote:
Originally Posted by Wraith
:coffee:Quote:
Originally Posted by EyeKhan
:tiphat: pip pip, tut tut.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-YJoY0i_tQoQuote:
Originally Posted by EyeKhan
You have an unhealthy obsession. I'm starting the think these things are better forgotten. See Inglorious Bastards, it has a better ending than RL. Maybe it will help. Maybe some day our grand children will think of it as real.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
Poor trolling effort, even for youQuote:
Originally Posted by EyeKhan
Um, I wasn't trying to troll.... :huh: I was being almost totally honest.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
That's pretty sad.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyeKhan
Belated: Thanks very much to those who put this together. I'm willing to chip in some money to maintain.
Flow is a serious question. Too few and a forum dies. Too many and meaningful discussion is impossible. CC is what it is (OK, was) because of a serendipitous happy medium.
You have no idea laddy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nessus
Never seen too many before. How's that work?Quote:
Originally Posted by '
Badly. Try any big news organization, or even moderate sizes. ESPN,etc. Anything bigger than "small niche" gets hundreds of posts per thread per day. It becomes an opinion spam fest. By the time somebody reponds, it'stwopages later. One can't possibly keep up.Quote:
Originally Posted by EyeKhan
I could safely say that we'll never have millions of people coming here.
I like the sound of that!Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
You have to use a thread view showing who's responding to what, I think. I've seen similar things when Yahoo! used to have a discussion group attached to each news story. The political stories were CRAZY. It was kind of fun because you could recommend other people's posts so I used to try and structure my posts for the crowd to see how many recs I could get. :mischief:Quote:
Originally Posted by '
Hmmm...Quote:
Originally Posted by Loki
I might contribute something. Then again I may not I've gotten a great deal lazier. :o
I'll see how it goes, I might be more inclined to do something that is more debate like. Ie one person posts an article and then another posts a country article. Be more entertaining.
Don't you dare quit posting your opinions Lewk.... its way too much fun to disagree with you
This is clearly an awful idea.
First of all, political and religious discussions don't really appeal to our main demographic, which is mentally challenged tweens. Exhaustive market research on our products has conclusively demonstrated that our primary market demographic is those who rarely, if ever, use more than 3 neurons simultaneously. Furthermore, we believe that any activity which may exercise more than 3 neurons at once may stimulate further thought, and in extreme cases, critical thinking. As this will obviously lead our clientele to pursue more rewarding and cerebral activities (such as masturbation), it is the opinion ofAtari,TWF, Inc. that such activities must be eliminated, post-haste.
Secondly, we have determined that we do not want our brand associated with any political or religious views. It is well established fact that people with political or religious opinions don't actually buy anything, and people who do buy our products are too stupid to differentiate the opinions of miscellaneous customers with the official position ofAtari,TWF, Inc. It would be extremely embarrassing if our customer's mental retardation were to lead to yet another bankruptcy forAtari...Tramel, Inc....Microprose...JTS...Hasbro...ISEA...Infogrames...Atari... TWF.
And last, but certainly not least, we have determined that there is no harm in driving off what little traffic exists on our message board by banning all conversations of value, as this strategy has worked to great effect in the past with the UT and NWN franchises. If all goes according to plan, by 2012, we should save almost .04% of revenues by reducing traffic to our website to nothing at all.
Another awful idea. In addition to the previously established fact that thought is the bane of our business model, if we allow everyone to voice their opinions, no one will be able to sort out the incorrect opinions (everyone else's) from the correct ones (mine).
Am I too late to nominate Timmy for head mod?
Well, it was fun while it lasted. :o
I too am pleased for the Return of Cain.
That's Cain??
...I don't know, I guess I was expecting somebody more clever. ;)
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!
It finally happened, and I was not a part of it. I feel so deeply shamed that my only way out is to commit seppuku. I'll return when I've completed that.
This "smaller government" you speak of intrigues me, sir, and I'd like to subscribe to your newsletter.
Well, I'm delighted to disappoint. If you can think of any other ways for me to let you down, please, don't hesitate let me know. :p
Monsieur Cain, bienvenu! :hatsoff:
I though I'd greet you in your own language to make you feel at home :)