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I've been stuck at 38 posts for a while now even though I've posted way more than that here. Maybe it's the count of how many threads started? But I know I haven't started 38 threads either...
Yes, Dex was only the 10th highest poster in that thread with a mere 395 useless posts.dextercioby said:Well,that's the policy around here.General Discussion is special and,unfortunately,filled with useless chitchat.At least lately.Thankfully a thread of useless 8000+ posts got locked and,hopefully,Evo and the others will be more careful to the relevance of certain discussions.
It's about as prominent as it can get. It's right at the top of the General Discussion index page as an announcement titled something like, "Post Count in General Discussion." :tongue2:*Kia* said:Ah the answer to my question.
Could this be somewhere prominent for newbies.
I was a tad confused as to why I was posting but appeared to have posted nothing
There are serious threads in GD? Where?! (Just kidding.) Nah, it's really no different with that thread around or not. But I think closing that thread might have sent some people back to the other forums rather than idling their day away in GD, so while GD got quieter (not that quiet though), it's probably for the better that folks are back in the other forums.Lisa! said:I think closing that thread's really hurt General Discussion.when we had that thread,people did most of their useless chitchat there and not in serious threads but now people do lots of useless chitchat in every threads even serious ones!Most of threads are not on topic or even productive like before.and I think General Discussion is a bit boring these days.I mean everyone is getting to be too serious most of time and even some of members don't come here as much as before!
I'm talking about threads that people are almost arguing with each other because of their personal attack but luckily they can't fight physically.Moonbear said:There are serious threads in GD?
Esp. franzbear's mother!it's probably for the better that folks are back in the other forums.
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