The slug works for me as well. Maybe we can think on titles a bit more?
Bureaucracy 2: Like Sartre, Only Longer
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
Hey, what happened to the bo-bita question!?!
Kat is a sell-out, apparently.
Hey, what happened to the bo-bita question!?!
ita knows where Kat lives?
I'm weighing in against Ikea, in that i have never shopped there and it is an abstract to those of us who have not done so. It would be like naming the thread Pottery Barn.
Last week, in post:
I posted:
6) Consolidate Due South, Smallville and Farscape:
If this goes through, may I suggest:
Southscape-1:
t insert name here
Description: Genreville. We go here to discuss programs like Due South, Smallville, Stargate SG-1, Farscape and other treasures. May contain mature content.
Hey, what happened to the bo-bita question!?!
ita knows where Kat lives?
This. This is what happened.
Coming up with puns is difficult.
Boxed Set! : FS, SV, dS, and other TV fandom
Get it? combined topics, boxed set...? And isn't Due South out on DVD now, so it's sort of cute and topical?
Okay, I'm trying.
isn't Due South out on DVD now
Is it?
t /natter of someone who just watched her first episode over the weekend
I like the slug as well.
Teppy---the first two seasons are available on dvd through amazon.ca and other Canadian websites. Season 3 will be out later this year.
I guess I'm alarmed at the apparent speed at which the changes appear to be occuring. the simple ones, no problem. But there are sub-communities that are being affected.
Although I know that the stompies are thoughtful and generous people, I fear that the alarm bells are sounding in at least the Due South thread and a rapid repourposing would only increase anxiety.
I propose a general discussion on renaming be given at least a few days breathing room before action is taken.