Tha Project OBECan we have one please. 250 words max per post. That should be plenty.
Should be 250 words max per DAY.
That'd stop the boring bastards and return this messageboard to something worth reading.
Tha Project OBECan we have one please. 250 words max per post. That should be plenty.
Should be 250 words max per DAY.
That'd stop the boring bastards and return this messageboard to something worth reading.
Some people are capable of being boring or missing the point entirely in a lot less than 250 words.
Personally i'd much rather read something interesting that was thousands of words long that made multiple good points than a 10 word post that is a complete waste of letters
I assume that it's in the interest of the forum owner to gain as much indexable, original content as possible. I would also suggest that not having limits allows for more interesting and engaging discussions, so I would vote against this suggestion if it were open to vote upon.
What is your reasoning for why you believe anybody would benefit from this suggested change?
To fecking shut you up
Tha Project OBECan we have one please. 250 words max per post. That should be plenty.
Should be 250 words max per DAY.
That'd stop the boring bastards and return this messageboard to something worth reading.
Some people are capable of being boring or missing the point entirely in a lot less than 250 words.
Personally i'd much rather read something interesting that was thousands of words long that made multiple good points than a 10 word post that is a complete waste of letters
Doesnβt happen though does it, the board just fills with longwinded morons who for some inexplicable reason think theyβre clever, and who then repeat the same shite ad nauseum. Those types should just get a blog.
Itβs a message board, not an essay writing contest.
Tha Project OBEI assume that it's in the interest of the forum owner to gain as much indexable, original content as possible. I would also suggest that not having limits allows for more interesting and engaging discussions, so I would vote against this suggestion if it were open to vote upon.
What is your reasoning for why you believe anybody would benefit from this suggested change?
To fecking shut you up
That's a well reasoned and comprehensive answer FB.
A little long but decent.
Typical controlly solution. Just ignore the ones you are pissed off with. Like me for example.
WR BlueI assume that it's in the interest of the forum owner to gain as much indexable, original content as possible. I would also suggest that not having limits allows for more interesting and engaging discussions, so I would vote against this suggestion if it were open to vote upon.
What is your reasoning for why you believe anybody would benefit from this suggested change?
Votes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
Tha Project OBETo fecking shut you up
I doubt that people want to see a bunch of one-sided arguments because those outside of the in-crowd have all been silenced. Although if they do, there's a non-football forum that operates that way which would probably be suitable.
El MayorVotes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
As somebody who owns web property myself, I'm absolutely clear that this is a private space where registered members can comment as long as they are provided continued permission to do so, as opposed to a democracy. I've been around forums for enough decades to have seen the 'but this is not a democracy' argument having to be rolled out by moderators. I just used the voting analogy because it seemed to fit - some forums do allow user votes on policy in order to increaser user engagement.
WR BlueEl MayorVotes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
As somebody who owns web property myself, I'm absolutely clear that this is a private space where registered members can comment as long as they are provided continued permission to do so, as opposed to a democracy. I've been around forums for enough decades to have seen the 'but this is not a democracy' argument having to be rolled out by moderators. I just used the voting analogy because it seemed to fit - some forums do allow user votes on policy in order to increaser user engagement.
You really are the verbose one aren't you?
97 words when maybe "Of course not lol" would have sufficed.
WR BlueEl MayorVotes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
As somebody who owns web property myself, I'm absolutely clear that this is a private space where registered members can comment as long as they are provided continued permission to do so, as opposed to a democracy. I've been around forums for enough decades to have seen the 'but this is not a democracy' argument having to be rolled out by moderators. I just used the voting analogy because it seemed to fit - some forums do allow user votes on policy in order to increaser user engagement.
You really are the verbose one aren't you?
97 words when maybe "Of course not lol" would have sufficed.
Blimey ... you should have a word with that Almajir bloke ... tell him his blog should be once a month and go no further than "shit has happened ... bye"
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RagsWR BlueEl MayorVotes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
As somebody who owns web property myself, I'm absolutely clear that this is a private space where registered members can comment as long as they are provided continued permission to do so, as opposed to a democracy. I've been around forums for enough decades to have seen the 'but this is not a democracy' argument having to be rolled out by moderators. I just used the voting analogy because it seemed to fit - some forums do allow user votes on policy in order to increaser user engagement.
You really are the verbose one aren't you?
97 words when maybe "Of course not lol" would have sufficed.
Blimey ... you should have a word with that Almajir bloke ... tell him his blog should be once a month and go no further than "shit has happened ... bye"
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I think there's a touch of a difference between a blog post and a forum post dear boy.
But yeah, I too can be verbose. In fairness I rarely post more than five a month now anyway, work being what it is.
RagsWR BlueEl MayorVotes? Do you think this is a democracy? *chuckle*
As somebody who owns web property myself, I'm absolutely clear that this is a private space where registered members can comment as long as they are provided continued permission to do so, as opposed to a democracy. I've been around forums for enough decades to have seen the 'but this is not a democracy' argument having to be rolled out by moderators. I just used the voting analogy because it seemed to fit - some forums do allow user votes on policy in order to increaser user engagement.
You really are the verbose one aren't you?
97 words when maybe "Of course not lol" would have sufficed.
Blimey ... you should have a word with that Almajir bloke ... tell him his blog should be once a month and go no further than "shit has happened ... bye"
πππππππ
I think there's a touch of a difference between a blog post and a forum post dear boy.
But yeah, I too can be verbose. In fairness I rarely post more than five a month now anyway, work being what it is.
