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azahar Posted Apr 12, 2005
Hmmm, same thing happened to me a couple of weeks ago. I didn't so much mind the posting being removed (or was it edited? can't remember) but it did seem odd that a posting that was way more than a year old on a totally dead thread was suddenly yikes'd.
az
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badger party tony party green party Posted Apr 12, 2005
Well there's only one thing worse than having all your conversations scrutinised and tha'ts being ignored.
Thank you for making me feel special
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azahar Posted Apr 12, 2005
I don't tend to lurk much - I much prefer participating on threads - so it always comes as a bit of a surprise to be reminded of the possibly many, many lurkers out there.
Ah well, takes all kinds to make up a world . . .
az
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
I've noticed that a few old threads are being revived by newbies. I suppose there's always a chance that some of them are finding the threads and yikesing them... Though that's no less weird than the possibility of a stalker.
What would you call someone who wanders around old threads looking for stuff? A thread coroner? Post pathologist? And I suppose that means you'd call someone who revives dead threads a malefacteur?
Anyway... Yes. Would people like to link to the postings which have been hidden, or would that only encourage voundoun rites?
- Jordan
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Hoovooloo Posted Apr 12, 2005
My money's on Apparition, or whatever he's calling himself nowadays.
Or you, Jordan...
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badger party tony party green party Posted Apr 12, 2005
"What would you call someone who wanders around old threads looking for stuff?
Someone here abouts probably calls them....son.
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Ferrettbadger. The Renegade Master Posted Apr 12, 2005
"What would you call someone who wanders around old threads looking for stuff?"
Well in this particular case I would say Apparition/Wraith/RtmC/Bain/Garard.
Still I could be wrongt.
(Perhaps I should have included * in that little list)
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
Me?
Fine. I have not trawled through the conversation archives to search for objectionable postings, and am not responsible for the yikesing of any posting mentioned in this thread. Furthermore, the only posting more than a week old which I have yikesed was the post in the 'DTD' thread, and which I openly admitted to at the time. I'd go so far as to say 'the only posting more than a couple of days old,' but I can't confirm that.
- Jordan
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Hoovooloo Posted Apr 12, 2005
Wow, a triple simulpost all coming to the same conclusion. Spooky.
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
Incidentally, if anyone thinks there was a barb implicit in my earlier quip about reviving old threads, there wasn't. It was just an observation I liked too much to refrain from sharing -- the idea of 'zombie threads'.
As for your speculations about Apparition... well, I wouldn't know, so I leave you to it.
- Jordan
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
Oh! I know, I know, but I just can't resist. Az said this in the 'God' thread:
'Great minds think alike, but fools seldom differ.'
There's something there to please everyone.
- Jordan
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azahar Posted Apr 12, 2005
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The Necromancer!
http://redwing.hutman.net/~mreed/warriorshtm/necromancer.htm
az
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
I just KNEW there was one of those flame-warrior archetypes for that, but I couldn't remember the site! Thanks az!
- Jordan
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azahar Posted Apr 12, 2005
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Not me - don't even remember which thread it was, though it had to do with me mentioning Apple's RL name (which I reckon I got from Jimster and others mentioning it on the DTD thread). As I said, I don't disagree with it being removed or edited - I was out of line to post someone's RL name on a thread so that's fine. Just odd that an old thread I don't even remember got yikes'd.
'Great minds think alike, but fools seldom differ.'
Something my father (and probably lots of people's fathers) was quite fond of saying. Glad you liked it.
az
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Jordan Posted Apr 12, 2005
I seem to have went into smiley overload... Anyway, I didn't have a father, but my gran certainly liked it. We often completed each others' sentences or trains of thought, and that's what she would say afterwards.
Hey, it made more sense than telepathy!
- Jordan
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