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gargrrryl "The Minearverse 2: Getting his words out." Apr 18, 2004 6:31:24 pm PDT
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A thread to discuss naming threads, board policy, new thread suggestions, and anything else that has to do with board administration and maintenance. Guaranteed to include lively debate and polls. Natter discouraged, but not deleted.
Current Stompy Feet: ita, Jon B, DXMachina, P.M. Marcontell, Liese S., amych
There's a long link here that's making my screen wide:
gargrrryl "The Minearverse 2: Getting his words out." Apr 18, 2004 6:31:24 pm PDT
Back when I still had a job, I agreed to help revise the short etiquette. Here's what I have so far:
* It is entirely possble to disagree with someone and remain on the board -- no one will kick you out for having a different opinion, and variety is the cayenne pepper of the board. However, certain tones, such as preaching or asking the community to change to match your preferences, are more likely to get a negative reaction. Please think before you post.
Thoughts, comments, further revisions?
I like your amended last bullet, Lyra. Less threatening. And in fact, I'd change the last line:
Please think before you post.
to:
Please think before you post that sort of thing.
But YBMV.
We talk a lot. Most of our ramblings are in the Natter threads, but almost any thread is fair game. Exceptions include Sunnydale Press, our general announcements thread, and Apocalypse, our personal announcements thread. Misplaced Natter may be deleted.
Natter is discouraged in this thread too, but not deleted. We've just been a bit slack lately.
Natter is discouraged in this thread too, but not deleted.
This is true for all the left-hand threads (except Press and Beep Me, natch), and definitely deserves to be mentioned.
While we may occasionally mention Buffy or Buffista-related goods, please don't spam us. Thanks. Besides, we all have large penises already.
Maybe amend the last sentence to make it a little more inclusive? Maybe to "Besides, we all have large penises (or breasts, where appropriate) already."
Assuming that breast-augmentation spam is common.
I think the joke of the line is its lack of inclusiveness, since many of us are women (but have large penises anyway).
(I have never received breast augmentation spam. I guess if you can actually do it, you don't spam for it).
The penis one is more common. And indiscriminately sprayed across the email landscape.
I like the funny of the assumption that the size of my penis needs enlarging.
What flea said. (And I've never seen breast augmentation spam either -- if there are breasts in my spam, they're usually attached to barlY leg111al t33nz copier oatmeal waterpik.)
I think the joke of the line is its lack of inclusiveness, since many of us are women (but have large penises anyway).
Yup.