Author Topic: PSA: A certain redundancy  (Read 1469 times)

Hello, this is a PSA about the redundancy of some of the recent drama threads on the recent events of hacking.

Recently there has been quite an influx of people posting threads about generally what's happening and not specifically. It's quite redundant and we don't need that many threads clogging up drama.

I mean seriously,

"Guise there are people hacking"



"Guise seriously, there are a lot of people hacking"



"Guise..."



I'm not saying that hacking is good, I'm just saying that we all know about what's going on, and we don't need frequent reminders that it is happening. If you want one general thread, then keep one, don't have many. The same rule applies with other threads. If you want to talk about specific people hacking; fine by me, but if it's general, keep it to one thread.

This topic was meant to be short, sweet, and to the point; if I missed anything, please remember before posting that this thread is just a general reminder.

Thank You,

Kochieboy

obviously the solution is to post another thread on the same subject.

obviously the solution is to post another thread on the same subject.
Well, that was quick...


obviously the solution is to post another thread on the same subject.

I'm also trying to make a point about future topics and preventing redundancy.

This is almost like the subject of maps

Someone post that comic about there being 15 stupid threads and then people make it 16 or something, i dunno how to describe it and find it myself

its kinda ironic to make this thread

Not sure if this warrants my image about proliferating threads. Maybe not, since it's actually complaining about the threads themselves.

situation: there are 14 stupid threads
i hate people making all these threads! im going to make one about it!
current situation: there are 15 stupid threads

I'm also trying to make a point about future topics and preventing redundancy.
trying to prevent something on the internet
this man is funny

Hey guys, I'm seeing a big loop here.