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The attention to my thread thread

Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 1:00 am
by Lord Foul
A thread to ask or demand or beg or scream for some attention to a thread you find important. Particularly if the thread is in a sub-forum the vast majority avoids. Preferably with an explanation.

Posted: Thu Jul 19, 2012 1:32 am
by [Syl]
Sorry, Foul, but this is neither Announcement nor Suggestion and drawing attention to posts in other forums is not the purpose of this forum.

Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 1:43 am
by sgt.null
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Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 8:43 am
by deer of the dawn
[Syl Embattled] wrote:Sorry, Foul, but this is neither Announcement nor Suggestion and drawing attention to posts in other forums is not the purpose of this forum.
But it is, apparently, the stated purpose of this thread. :roll: *shivers at the thrill of risking the wrath of Syl*

I'd like to continue to accrue participants in the Grand Reread. And in general to encourage folks to post in the Books forums, especially the Chrons. There continues to be interesting discussions there. :D

And [Syl], this is for you: :hug:

Posted: Fri Jul 20, 2012 11:39 pm
by [Syl]
Thanks, Deer. :mrgreen:

Re: The attention to my thread thread

Posted: Mon Jul 23, 2012 2:32 pm
by Linna Heartbooger
Lord Foul wrote:A thread to ask or demand or beg or scream for some attention to a thread you find important. Particularly if the thread is in a sub-forum the vast majority avoids. Preferably with an explanation.
Alright, the subject line said "the attention to my thread thread."
But you seem to be saying that one can put forward any thread he/she finds important.
Typically, people use the possessive only on threads they created, so I am confused.

Do I have to have created a thread to seek attention for it here?
Do I even have to have participated in a given thread to seek attention for it here?
Please clarify - these are matters of great pertinence to what I post on your/"your" thread right here! :biggrin:

Re: The attention to my thread thread

Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 10:25 am
by Lord Foul
[Syl Embattled] wrote:Sorry, Foul, but this is neither Announcement nor Suggestion and drawing attention to posts in other forums is not the purpose of this forum.
My perception may differ from yours, but it appears to me the suggestion to link all the threads that reqire more attention into one was a suggestion, and deer stated correctly that announcements are the purpose.
Linna Heartlistener wrote: Typically, people use the possessive only on threads they created, so I am confused.
Do I look like typical people? I even once claimed posession of a certain leper I had not much actual joy in owning, for mostly practical reasons - he even didn't agree with my opinion on that. So don't believe the threads if they tell you they're not yours.

You don't even have to take part in the thread you mention - though why not show some sample to the people you want to draw there? Whatever you feel posessive about - it's not like "Don't scratch my car!", it's like "Alien invaders, off from my planet!"

Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 2:54 pm
by sgt.null

Posted: Thu Aug 23, 2012 2:59 pm
by aliantha
Somebody go and second the nomination for this one in the Watchies forum (non-SRD-related thread). I'd do it, but I've already seconded another thread.

EDITED to add: Good man, Vraith! :)

Posted: Sat Dec 01, 2012 2:01 am
by Linna Heartbooger
LF, (Here I mean new LF.) when you went on that thread-creating binge, you hit on some awesome ones.
I was like, "I want to promote my new thread which nobody is likely to see.
And then I realized... "There's a thread for that!"

I bumped the "favorite Christmas Carol(s)" Thread from a couple years ago... =)
New (Lord) Foul wrote:Particularly if the thread is in a sub-forum the vast majority avoids.
I also updated the Justice for the Defenseless thread in The Close.
(The thread formerly known as "Justice for a Widow" - but now with slaves!)
deer of the dawn wrote:...And in general to encourage folks to post in the Books forums, especially the Chrons. There continues to be interesting discussions there. :D
Oooh. Yeah, I like this comment.
Does a good place exist to start if you want to just blab about your thoughts on the first few chapters of RotE you've read?
Would that be "pick a theme / create your own thread"?

Posted: Fri Dec 21, 2012 9:27 pm
by deer of the dawn
Linna Heartlistener wrote:LF, (Here I mean new LF.) when you went on that thread-creating binge, you hit on some awesome ones.
I was like, "I want to promote my new thread which nobody is likely to see.
And then I realized... "There's a thread for that!"

I bumped the "favorite Christmas Carol(s)" Thread from a couple years ago... =)
New (Lord) Foul wrote:Particularly if the thread is in a sub-forum the vast majority avoids.
I also updated the Justice for the Defenseless thread in The Close.
(The thread formerly known as "Justice for a Widow" - but now with slaves!)
deer of the dawn wrote:...And in general to encourage folks to post in the Books forums, especially the Chrons. There continues to be interesting discussions there. :D
Oooh. Yeah, I like this comment.
Does a good place exist to start if you want to just blab about your thoughts on the first few chapters of RotE you've read?
Would that be "pick a theme / create your own thread"?
Why not in the RoTE forum? Seems to be where ppl do that (there are actually a few Watchers who occasionally read the books of SRD and wish to comment and discuss). ;)

I'm here to get you to go here now and contribute to the Bad Illustrating Contest! :D It's so bad in there!!

Posted: Sun Mar 03, 2013 5:38 pm
by Frostheart Grueburn
Effy would be happy if people participated even a little bit on the ongoing Gap dissections.
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