Locking of "Hello"
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- Ollie Saunders
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Locking of "Hello"
I would like to express my disappointment. It seems the thread "Hello" has been locked for no good reason. This person is new to the forum and just wanted to greet the resident members and I think a poor, intolerant atmosphere has been communicated by locking the thread. I seriously can't see what harm was done by ".Stealth".
Thank you
p.s. Is this the right place for my thread?
Thank you
p.s. Is this the right place for my thread?
And what is the advantage of everybody creating his/her own hello-thread over bundeling them in Identify Yourself!?
- feyd
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Sorry, is this directed at me?volka wrote:And what is the advantage of everybody creating his/her own hello-thread over bundeling them in Identify Yourself!?
No, it's in support of you.
I don't see the need or an advantage in everybody having a "Hi, my name is Luca Brasi and I'm just glad to be here" thread.
I don't see the need or an advantage in everybody having a "Hi, my name is Luca Brasi and I'm just glad to be here" thread.
Last edited by volka on Wed Jan 10, 2007 2:02 pm, edited 1 time in total.
- RobertGonzalez
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I agree. There is no need for an introduction thread for everyone. That is why we have one. Same for useful resources. Why do we have one useful resources thread in each forum, as opposed to a bunch of individual threads throughout each forum that highlights useful resources? It just makes sense to centralize threads like that.
- Ollie Saunders
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