The way to get badge gold is starting a thread

[Roland55]

Cookies in socks? That sounds a bit gross.

As an aside - you can also now buy gold. $1=5gp.

Inevitable.

We are, of course, a capitalist society.

 

[Roland55]

There's lots of things I don't want you to do on the forums. At some point, I just have to trust you not to do them, or the mods will have to do something about it.

But I'm not one to invent problems before they arise. Yeah, that might happen. Or it might not. If it does, we'll deal with it. If it doesn't, we won't have to.

As a whole, our members are generally pretty good about using their common sense when posting. I see no reason to expect that to suddenly change.

Sigh.

As it turns out, I have always had very little common sense.

Perhaps my spouse can help.

 

[Dannyalcatraz]

Hey...what if you rewarded a thread-starting spammer's gold to the first non-mod to report it?

 

[Scott DeWar]

Hey, slight hijack here as I don't see the need to start a thread, but how long has OGRE been up? congrats on another 'in your face, hackers!" step to returning to the former glory!

 

[Morrus]

Hey, slight hijack here as I don't see the need to start a thread, but how long has OGRE been up? congrats on another 'in your face, hackers!" step to returning to the former glory!

A week or so, but I only just added the link publicly. It's still a little buggy, but you're welcome to use it!

 

[dd.stevenson]

Hey, slight hijack here as I don't see the need to start a thread, but how long has OGRE been up? congrats on another 'in your face, hackers!" step to returning to the former glory!

Oh, the irony!

 

[Scott DeWar]

Oh, the irony!

yeah, I know.

 

[Campbell]

This... might lead to an undesirable proliferation of new, unnecessary, threads.

Just a thought!

Clever clever.

 

[dd.stevenson]

Clever clever.

=D

In all seriousness, I can see a good case for diluting the number of threads in D&D/Pathfinder, since anything that gets longer than about 5 pages tends to be some kind of edition-warry circular argument.

 

[Scott DeWar]

.. .. ..since anything that gets longer than about 5 pages tends to be some kind of edition-warry circular argument.

I hate to say it, but that is why I stay away - so as to not start those wars, or prolong them. I am a bit opinionated.