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Joey BigArms
I Need An Old Priest And A Young Priest		posted on 07-03-2002 @ 12:51 PM      
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Registered: Oct. 00
quote:
but sometimes it's helpful to let people KNOW a joke is being made.

FTL you know what that means, Sarcasm tags around the thread instead of the post.

Hey just thought of this and I am going to throw it out. How about if we let the member rate his own threads that he starts. Not the same rating system as the mods but totally different, but it also shows on the main pages right next to it. Its just a little more interaction for the member.


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(I'm a dick and I like to ruin people's plans) 		posted on 07-03-2002 @ 12:53 PM      
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I understand what Magus us saying "thinking in HTML." I never saw the Silera post about recycle bin until Magus made a post about it in the chat thread in RB. I knew the Welcome New Mod thread was a joke, as well as the Alkey in Marquee - that, to me was a given. A locked thread by Alkey would have alarmed me, had I seen it. All in all, a little more communication can't hurt.

As far as Alkey becoming a mod, I am just afraid that the rest of his posse for lack of a better term would read BTS - not neccessarily on Alkey's end, but if he logs in from there computers and the password gets saved, or takes a piss, or whatever. Alkey seems to me, to be a pretty stand up guy. I know he really likes this place, so I know he wouldn't purposely harm the board.

HyBriD - I actually like him, but, he seems to be a follower in many ways - could be his age, I think he is kinda young (17?).



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I Mod VG's ass!		posted on 07-03-2002 @ 1:00 PM      
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gotta agree w/ Slash again about a couple things... 1)HyBrid... he is young, not sure if that's a real factor or not.. but he does tend to "follow the herd" at times ... & 2) the Alkey logging in elsewhere could possibly pose a problem, but I don't see it being that much of a threat... I've logged on from other people's computers before and my easiest solution for keeping them from getting my password (if it's saved for some reason) is that I always changed my password before logging off from other computers.








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