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Re: New group suggestions (was Top 100 posters of 2003)
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Sat, 10 Apr 2004 19:07:11 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Mark Bellis wrote:
> In lugnet.general, Rob Hendrix wrote:
> > I remember it from Early 2003 for 2002, someone did it then. How hard is it
> > to do and how do you go about it? I kow I'd like to see how many posts I
> > made last year and what ranking of blabbermouth I was. Of course, you know
> > Lar will be #1 (again)...
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> Perhaps this is dangerous ground. You'll end up with people posting rubbish
> just to boost their blabbermouth rating! I saw this on a bulletin board years
> ago and people got banned for adding one-letter postings to a file that in any
> case had insufficient grounds for existence!
This hasn't been the case in all the time I've been here. I've seen it happen on
EZBoard-style forums (gah! [1]) where there's a much younger crowd, but not on
LUGNET.
The blabbermouth rating comes around once a year, and its just a fun way to
observe people's patterns over time. Instead of thinking how many times I posted
in the last year, I like tracing number of posts each year for the past several
years (for me, this number has gone way down). It's also interesting to watch
other peoples' patterns in this regard.
> I would suggest three new groups that would have meaning though:
Newsgroup suggestions should go in a separate thread, probably in
lugnet.admin.general, or lugnet.admin.nntp. In general, if you want to totally
change the topic, it needs a new thread. If you want to build *off* of someone's
comment, merely change the subject line and leave (was) like you did here.
-Tim
[1] Said it before, will say it again: LUGNET has the best web-based forum
system I've seen, period. Sure, there's room for improvement, but you can't beat
the way it handles threading.
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