<Consider this post as feedback. It really isn't a suggestion.>

Scribe wrote:


It wouldn't matter. As we all know, animosity will find a forum/section.

Personally, I prefer that the "disputes" happen in the Communtiy forum/section. That forum is vistited more by the regular posters. By now, our regulars have a handle on who to dismiss outright, and which threads are controversial and/or argumentative.

The Tech Support section attracts a lot of new posters -- usually experiencing problems. We don't want to scare them off with our lack of class, rudeness and tackiness, do we?

As usual, I missed the whole broo-ha-ha (I usually just come here once a week). But on my last visit, I saw the beginnings of it. So I can imagine what happened.

My hat is off to the C.A.s and WCG Techs. I know how difficult it is to put out a fire... especially without having the behind-the-scenes PMs to privately talk down those involved. Good Job!

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What does it matter what people chat about ?? You don't have to open those posts if you don't want to...All you people seem to forget that the important thing is that someone is crunching....If it makes someone happy to post about gaming I say more power to them because they are still with us....different strokes for different folks...Most of the people that are complaining are too narrow minded to see that....

Before the games threads, the chat area was mostly slow-going and empty. We could go back to "Telomerase News".

We have the same problem locally. A mall owner wants to add an urban Wal-Mart as part of it. The neighbors want to keep the mall "as we remember".

As I remembered it, there was a place where the food section "used to be", a wing where stores "used to be" and a central mall where an ice rink "used to be". The stores and food moved to the new hoity-toity mall in the next county.

The neighbors want to keep the traffic low, that is, going on by since the mall is practically empty. Since the Wal-Mart size was reduced to appease the neighbors and is going in anyway, the mall owner and/or Wal-Mart got sued last week for building a store larger than a breadbox, that is, "none". The same neighbors also gripe about the congestion while driving to where the stores and Wal-Mart are now.

I don't know how the hoity-toity mall is doing. Now, it's even more ordinary, since there are two new uppity and stratospheric malls. We never had a Neiman-Marcus(Needless Markup) before, but we do now.
Who buys all of this stuff? My money goes to ever rising property taxes to pay for schools for the students I don't have and the 50% of the others who drop out.

Well, I know that and don't have any problems with the number of posts. That wasn't my opinion -- just a similar observation about the locals. Go for it. Talk all you want.

Well thats two of ya!, and CA's to boot-guess ya aint so bad afterall!
Take care