[QUOTE=Mister Blue Sky]Wasn't you, I've just seen way too many users in the past do what I was describing. I could tell that you got slowdown because it was a minute margin between you and Neuro. It happens to me, too.

Actually, it's not that big of a deal, just a pet peeve of mine.[/QUOTE]


Oh, ok.




Why did they close the community thread?

Sick of the spam.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Sick of the spam.[/QUOTE]


Is there going to be another one, or is that it?

[QUOTE]Sick of the spam.[/QUOTE]

So, that's it? I was wondering why Jelle closed it a little early...

There may be another one. Depending on how we feel the user's maturity levels are.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]There may be another one. Depending on how we feel the user's maturity levels are.[/QUOTE]

Oh, okay. Last question: When's the MNM coming back?
/protests

After exams. Sorry mates, didn't mean to leave it for so long. I also need to catch you and Dave on MSN.

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]There may be another one. Depending on how we feel the user's maturity levels are.[/QUOTE]

Whoa, this is news to me. Are you (and by you, I mean whoever's [as in more than one person, it sounds like] bright idea it was to close it for an undisclosed amount of time) citing one individual, or a collective body?

Does post count or date of registration decide whether or not your a N00b ?

I was just wondering because I read the rule in the nominations thread about N00bs must have a registration date of september 2005.

[QUOTE=Stormrider331]Does post count or date of registration decide whether or not your a N00b ?

I was just wondering because I read the rule in the nominations thread about N00bs must have a registration date of september 2005.[/QUOTE]

The competition does not mean it in a derogatory term. "NURMOTM" (New User Rock and Metaler of the Month) just doesn't have that same acronymic ring as "NRMOTM" (n00b rock and metaler of the month) does.

As a general answer: more often then not, yes, postcount and joindate often dictate whether or not one is a new user or not. The glaring exceptions would be, for me, this account's inception in August 2004. New joindate? Yes. New user? Not exactly.

And I'm sure I'm not the only one who has had a previous account here.

A noob in the nominations thread is determined by joindate, as it is described in said thread.

Jom, we're not pointing any fingers.

The community thread didnt seem spammy to me. :confused:

Hm. Well, in the very least, you've learned well in terms of being completely vague when giving answers as a mod :p

Look, I understand that it was getting big and all, but it was on, what, 47,### or so? If it was getting all that out of line, I'm sure someone would have said something. Bartender was rather blunt about it the first time around. I'm not encouraging his bluntness again, but surely a post reminder would have suited the thread just fine.

It's a side-effect of being absorbed into the mod overmind.

[QUOTE=Stormrider331]Oh ok. I understood everything except for derogatory and acronymic :p

Thanks though.[/QUOTE]

Acronymic isn't a word, to my knowledge. I just made it up for kicks.

An acronym is an abbreviation, basically.

For example:

National Football League = NFL
National Basketball Association = NBA
National Hockey League = NFL
Super Extreme Xylophoners = SEX

The acronym takes the first letter of each word. See?

Derogatory is an adjective used to show a noun being defamed, insulted, disparaged, or spited against (does that make sense?).

For example, calling a homosexual (or anyone, for that matter) a "fag[font=verdana]g[/font]ot" is derogatory (it's implied that it wasn't said in jest).

[QUOTE=Jom]Acronymic isn't a word, to my knowledge. I just made it up for kicks.

An acronym is an abbreviation, basically.

For example:

National Football League = NFL
National Basketball Association = NBA
National Hockey League = NFL
Super Extreme Xylophoners = SEX

The acronym takes the first letter of each word. See?

Derogatory is an adjective used to show a noun being defamed, insulted, disparaged, or spited against (does that make sense?).

For example, calling a homosexual (or anyone, for that matter) a "fag[font=verdana]g[/font]ot" is derogatory (it's implied that it wasn't said in jest).[/QUOTE]

Ahh Dammit. I always do this. I delete my post and then someone replies to it. Sorry about that.

[QUOTE]I also need to catch you and Dave on MSN.[/QUOTE]

I'm on right now, but your probably at Uni, huh? =-/

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=418785[/url]

Can I please have a sticky? Thanks a bunch.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=418837[/url]

Favorite Band Now.

What's this jibba jabba I hear about the community thread?

as in:

How freaking bad was the spam?
Will it be re-opened?
Will there be a new one?
Why can't you just give out bans for spamming it?

no sandwich bar :(

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=10601026&postcount=5042[/url]
Could these links be checked out?

there's another in the IE thread, most likely innocuous, but Better to be safe than sorry...

uh

this guy made 6(!)
= the same posts after each other
[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=10603393&postcount=8505[/url]

Deleted.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=419015[/url]

this will end in flaming and shouldn't even be here

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=419015[/url]
Site forum or this or just dont make that thread.

[url]http://www.musicianforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=419015[/url]

Yup, stupid and retarded.

Since it was reported three times, should we close it three times? :p

[QUOTE=HeavyRiva]Since it was reported three times, should we close it three times? :p[/QUOTE]
yes...or ban him 3 days for incredibly stupid/illegal/repetitive threads.

Now now mods...you close the comm thread "for spam" and create a new one you guys spam up? Tsk tsk, elitism. :p

(Unless you're actually serious about closing the comm thread for spam in which case wtf?)