agamemnon wrote: This thread should be in Feedback and it's been done before anyway.
Fighting Irish wrote: I hate when members complain that a certain thread should be in a certain forum or when people complain because a thread that someone makes was already made before.
Beruthiel wrote: whingers
rb_ie wrote: Have a look a this before starting a new thread.
Raphael wrote: I hate you. Seriously, I like the sense of community on boards. 'Tis the only message board which actually has one, in my experience. Also, the way you can suddenly find out someone you;ve known for ages is on boards, or run into some stranger who it turns out you know from boardsie.
mike65 wrote: Why the fupp is'nt this posted on the front page?! Mike.
tHE vAGGABOND wrote: the word 'kewl' on the sub forum title.. Whats wrong with English
Ruu wrote: Agreed. Fighting Irish, what would you suggest, one massive forum and label it "Everything"? There is a reason for the amount of different forums on boards, its because they don't all get swamped with the same thing all the time.
FuzzyLogic wrote: I hate people who constantly complain about this site, yet who are still here... But yeah, the fact that boards is geographically centred (pretty much) around Ireland makes is very cool. Sitting at work and hearing someone go "hey look at this thread on boards, its fairly interesting.." about a thread you had just started. Thats pretty cool. Or finding out that RL friends of yours posts on the boards too. Most medium-heavy Irish internet users are either lurkers or posters on boards at this stage. Its the de facto.
Fighting Irish wrote: i realise that but would you not agree that with the ammount of sub forums this place has that a lot of threads could be suited to a few different forums?
Ruu wrote: Correct, its up to the mod in question really. Whether or not they think its good for the particular forum or just going to cause trouble, it is hard to read the original posters mind as to what kind of view they want from the post (example: did someone really want posters from After Hours view on something serious because a fair few of posts here are not serious or meant to be taken that way) Then if its not moved someone complains, if it is moved, someone else complains so what can do. Live with it, ignore the user or mod, do whatever you have to do and move on, 'tis only the internet.
Fighting Irish wrote: The easiest way to do it is let the poster decide, if it is relevant to that forum leave it, the people who complain can put up with it