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I hope someone doesn't get too confused.
Post Posted: 15 Feb 2009, 21:06
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 18:53
Waffnuffly wrote:Honestly, I think the Upcoming Maps forum should be closed to replies. Leave discussion and releases in the PiP forum and entries for the site in Upcoming. Entries in Upcoming can easily link to their discussion threads. This also acts as a protection against any possible technical faults that force people to redesign or redo their Upcoming entries without losing their discussion thread material.
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 19:13
UBerserker wrote:I go with what Waffnuffly said.
One forum section for the discussion and the other one solely to make the Upcoming Projects' system work.
Much simpler, less confusing.
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 19:20
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 19:31
Waffnuffly wrote:It follows the same logic that posting front page updates in the News forum does. Use dedicated, single-purpose forums for site-integrated functions, and you have less chance of anything screwing up and hosing discussion or otherwise.
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 19:45
Post Posted: 16 Feb 2009, 20:07
Waffnuffly wrote:Oh, I don't mean the news forum should be closed to comments. I just meant that it is in its own forum instead of being a part of Site Speak or something else; this makes it easier to manage, and it becomes easier to keep track of what goes on the site and what doesn't.
Also, without the Projects forum, where would mappers come to announce a brand new project? Since the Upcoming forum requires mod approval (for good reason; we don't want the site filled with porn spam one day), they wouldn't be able to post new threads.
This is definitely a great idea, though, and I'm glad to see it getting implemented. I do think we should keep it separate, though, as it is now.
I still need go to make an EXU thingy...
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