
Lord Gnome of Howick MBE
Is it possible for posters to move their own threads to more relevant discussions once they have been posted?
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Sure ill set that up later today and explain how to in this thread.Is it possible for posters to move their own threads to more relevant discussions once they have been posted?
Thats probably based on your own browsing habits and what google knows about youAnother question. Why have the ads changed and I am now getting "Women who never say No".
Sure ill set that up later today and explain how to in this thread.
and be at the least entertaining when we get it wrongGreat - I reckon it could save the mods a lot of work if we could self-moderate when things go off topic.
Great - I reckon it could save the mods a lot of work if we could self-moderate when things go off topic.
You can already do that by editing, deleting your post. Or not post at all if you know you might be taking a thread severley offtopic by rereading the thread title.Great - I reckon it could save the mods a lot of work if we could self-moderate when things go off topic.
Just always the way its been done. Cant say why though? Wonder what a one match thread would look like?Just out of curiosity why do you do the multiple threads for a game?
i.e. the pre, during and post game threads as opposed to one covering the game?
Not an issue, just wondered.
It was mainly to do with some people who went to/watched the game away from the site and didnt want to have to read through pages and pages of discussion from during the game when they came on here. Primarily they wanted to go straight to discussing post match and that was considered a better reasoning for the post match thread. Additionally the gameday chatter is not moderated so people can easily post stuff like 'lol', 'tRY!!!!', 'this sucks' etc without fear of having their posts deleted. The post match threads brings the standards back though.Just always the way its been done. Cant say why though? Wonder what a one match thread would look like?
tajhay ToiletDuck???
Poor bugger would never be able to watch the game if hes at the game chatting on here lolIs it possible to post threads "LIVE" from a Warriors game.
For example, Mt. Wellington could be at Mount Smart & post live photos & or chat Live from the ground.
Behind the scenes pictures on the game day thread etc..of the Warriors warming up
or fans or other game day stuff live from the ground..
Is there software available to do that???
It's hard enough at home while watching the game and posting.Poor bugger would never be able to watch the game if hes at the game chatting on here lol
Deranged that was, in more ways than one.The humour was a bit of a laugh; like the guy offering everyone a BJ if we won then the team started making a comeback.
It was mainly to do with some people who went to/watched the game away from the site and didnt want to have to read through pages and pages of discussion from during the game when they came on here. Primarily they wanted to go straight to discussing post match and that was considered a better reasoning for the post match thread. Additionally the gameday chatter is not moderated so people can easily post stuff like 'lol', 'tRY!!!!', 'this sucks' etc without fear of having their posts deleted. The post match threads brings the standards back though.
Also worth noting is that back then, we did not have 'thread highlights' on here. That could easily take anyone coming onto the thread from when post match starts. However once again its an under utilised feature of the site.
12 May
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