tommygunn Wrote:mark Wrote:and you didn't post this in that thread, why?
There wasn't a thread. He's referring to the poll on the hipbase home page!
Anyways, IIRC, the last time someone made a poll and asked what people's fav tune off of IBE was, 'Gus' finished tied for 3rd. So, it's pretty interesting how it's become people's #1 choice.
I don't want to guess Mark's intended meaning, but when I read his post, I thought he was referring to the IBE poll / thread of the ten "What's the best song off each album" polls / threads that were started all at the same time.
robert goulet Wrote:Man some of you guys out there have to quit being such dicks!!!
I'd like to go through each thread on the last 4 pages or so and see how many times someone here has been chastized for commiting the heinous error of starting a new thread. I understand it's protocol to search previous threads but come on...it's not like we're gonna run out of space here. So chillax!!!
Goulet!!!
Again, I don't want to speak for everyone else, but besides the potential bandwidth issue, starting new threads relative to current or recent topics makes it difficult to keep track of information that one might want to review or reference at a later date. I see it as a common sense courtesy to the members of the forum.
A search for "Gus" currently yields 178 results. If you manually sort through the 8 pages of results (no method of searching title only) you find 9 titles containing "Gus". Each discussion had multiple threads with "Gus" in the title.
In order for someone to find the
one Gus-comment they're looking for, they have to sift through 9 threads.
I understand and agree that a strictly structured forum can be a drag, but it's evident that the number of self-deputized "thread police" posts has greatly diminished since the mods asked everyone to let
them do their job, so it's getting better.
I also understand why sometimes people might get frustrated.
~Scott