Morrus' d20 springcleaning

[hong]

This forum feels so... empty without all those Cthulhu and Spycraft threads.

 

[Morrus]

Moved to Meta.

 

[hong]

Morrus is on a rampage! He's out of control!!1 Lock up your daughters I mean threads!!11!

 

[Horacio]

Morrus, are you going crazy?
Have you bought CoC d20 and lost too much sanity?
Have you too much free time?

 

[Darkness]

Morrus is on a rampage! He's out of control!!1 Lock up your daughters I mean threads!!11!

Ok. Just point me to a few of your threads and I'll lock them for you.

 

[Piratecat]

I claim partial responsibility; after all, those threads never should have been in General Discussion in the first place! From now on (until further notice), d20 games should be posted in the forum that they really belong in.

 

[Horacio]

So in the General Discussion forum will only be OT, polls and 'what do you think about the Industrial Rvolution in a magic world' thread?

Because, D&D rules stuff will go to rules or home rules forum, d20 games and supplements to d20 games or publishers forum, messages like this to Meta forum, and so on...

 

[FullTinCan]

Moderators/Administrators - Do you know which is the first of the forums that are viewed by a person entering the site?

I would assume that most people go to the General forum first, therefore, it feels like the "living room" of the message boards.

I don't know how much time it takes to move a thread from Forum to Forum, but I kind of like having the "introduction" to a discussion visible in the "living room" and then moving to a more suitable place for deeper discussion, of course, this is all dependent on where the primary point of entry occurs for the messageboards.

Is it acceptable to add a "pointer" message in the general discussion to a more detailed discussion? I assume so, since I have seen it done.

 

[Morrus]

So in the General Discussion forum will only be OT, polls and 'what do you think about the Industrial Rvolution in a magic world' thread?

Because, D&D rules stuff will go to rules or home rules forum, d20 games and supplements to d20 games or publishers forum, messages like this to Meta forum, and so on...

Your first statement is incorrect. Your second statement is about 75% correct.

 

[Morrus]

Is it acceptable to add a "pointer" message in the general discussion to a more detailed discussion? I assume so, since I have seen it done.

Absolutely.