... Doesn't she do that too?
Bureaucracy 1: Like Kafka, Only Funnier
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I think Hil means she wants it in the thread rather than in Nillytown.
Right -- a link to skip to the end of "watch and post".
That shouldn't be hard to do.
Any stompy could do it in seconds. I guess the issues are: (1) Does anyone object to the concept, and (2) would anyone object to having their post edited by a stompy to add this info?
Anyone who would object could just be sure not to be the first watch-n-post poster, no?
I think a stompy adding a line of "Watch-n-post ends here" is a great idea. (And I can't imagine anyone objecting to that kind of edit, especially to a post as content-free as the watch-n-posts usually are.)
would anyone object to having their post edited by a stompy to add this info?
You can avoid this by just having a Stompey make a post just before 8:00, then they could just edit their own post.
Although I will go on record as saying I wouldn't care at all if my post were edited to include a link.
You can avoid this by just having a Stompey make a post just before 8:00, then they could just edit their own post.
That's not a bad idea (although as the Stompy Least Likely To Be Home On a Tuesday, I shouldn't just volunteer the others). Are there any admins who are regularly around at that time and willing to do it?
I've never seen an instance of a sustained analysis that would take both shows into account. They have very little in common these days.
I've seen a lot of it, just not here, unless its in Spoilers, because the task of whitefonting the various points is too much of a pain in the ass for any sort of in-depth thing. Hell, I was reading some good essays about both shows earlier today.
I refrain from it because of the white font policy, fwiw. Thematically, I've always discussed the shows together. I'm glad we're making a move to limit the white font time period in NAFDA. Either the weekend or the week is fine with me.