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- Posted: Sun, 24 Dec 2006 03:22:22 +0000
Elf Lord Chiewn
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Elf Lord Chiewn
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It's hard to teach the children if the children are unable to ask questions of the thread regulars.
That's part of what PMs are for, and the old ED mentorship program.
Posting a question in-thread that isn't an argument usually gets a thoughtful response as well.
Information isn't under lockdown.
Posting LOL UR RONG I DIDNT REDE TEH FURTS POST ought to be, IMO, grounds for denying someone access to the forum.
Long posts don't make a difference in it's original form this thread's OP was only about one paragraph long and still no one bothered to read it then. Also what was true back then and may still be true now is that it was those random annoying a** hit and run comments that kept this thread alive by bumping it up and adding about five to ten replies. So I still believe that type of restriction would go against the original intent of this kind of thread.
Regardless of what happened before in this thread, the people who did not read the then-OP ended up polluting the thread. It's the post and run remarks that need to not occur. There's more opportunity for in-depth discussion and debate without them, and they irritate those of us who do read posts, beg repetitive answers, and generally waste our time and bandwidth.
M&R is not a speed forum. If there weren't users running around, posting garbage in the other threads, there would be no issues with thread hits or necromancy.
But also remember that at least in some cases, the annoying n00bish thread polluters stayed or came back again later and actually listened after a while. And they read up on the issue and tried to argue their side with valid arguments and in some cases were even convinced that they were wrong.