About Moving Threads
Why do people move threads? Why people get threads moved? And why do threads move?
And why some people get mad when threads get moved? :crazy: I can understand when a wrong thread ends up under a wrong category it should be moved. But when a thread is moved in the middle of a discussions (or whatever related to it?). I'm confused! Please explain! |
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They get moved because its fun. All mods are provided with a setup similar to the one seen in the movie Minority Report and get to shunt them around physically with virtual reality gloves.
Rumours that FOV spends most of her time forseeing what's going to happen, half-naked in a vat of warm water, are as yet unfounded. |
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No big deal. Most of the topics that get moved are better off that way.
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At least Pink tries to make sense of things to me. :shifty: @SJH
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English rockets take off near my house.
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... Maybe it's for the best I don't make threads.
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You don't need to. We've got a whole bucket of randomness right here.
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No, Pink! You come back! And you too, Sam!!!
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Time to move this thread to "Forum feedback"? ;)
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Actually, that is necessary.
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Did I just get myself moved??!
Wait, you guys are pulling my leg, right? |
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Does that mean that one with the most post count wins a mystery prize? |
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Sometimes a thread is moved for housekeeping reasons. If it's a hint request and it's in the wrong forum, even if it's already been answered by the time a mod gets to it, it's moved into the hint forum so the next time someone has the same problem, the solution is easy to find. Same with any thread that's posted in the wrong place. Or one that starts out as a discussion about one thing (say, adventure games) but quickly turns into a discussion about something else (like general games). Occasionally we might split a thread and move part of it into another forum if a discussion about another topic springs up in the middle of a thread. That's often more trouble than it's worth, though. :crazy: In general, if something gets moved it's just because we're trying to keep the forums neat and tidy. No one should be offended or feel guilty or anything if their thread is moved to another place. |
Guys, it's elementary, okay? fov explained it.
Simply put, you know what to do. If you want to start a thread, select the most appropriate forum for it - i.e., adventure game topics start in Adventure Games; hint requests in Hint forum; questions about how this forum works in Forum Feedback. Etc., etc. If you want a thread to stay where it is categorically, STAY ON TOPIC. Period. If a thread strays (i.e., people start making silly remarks and others make more silly remarks in response), the mods move it to Chit Chat. EDIT: Also, there are those of us here who are making A LOT OF UNNECESSARY WORK FOR THE MODS. Please, guys, cut it out. They are NOT getting paid for working here and they're very hardworking as it is. Try to stay on topic and be more mindful of where you choose to start a thread and be respectiful of the original topic of the thread. Thanks. |
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EDIT Yes Mira. You have been moved. First time I've seen a thread moved OUT of Chit-Chat though. |
Ooooohhhh.... ok, now I understand. Thanks fov!
... Though it did take me awhile to realize that this thread had been updated. *blushes* But I did notice that some people did get upset when their thread got moved. *shrugs*. That's why I was wondering if it's really a big deal. ... And hey! I got moved! |
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