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Post #21 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:31 am 
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I think it may also be mentioned in passing that we are seeing the same level of infestation (may we call it?) on Sensei's Library with Wu Ren Go and BQM. It's a bit like schoolkids on public transport at home time. They are not misbehaving but their sheer numbers and boisterousness are offputting to the other passengers.

I hereby claim the prize for the first Grumpy Old Man post on L19.


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Post #22 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:37 am 
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Another way I think this situation could be handled is that, when one goes to click on "View unread/unanswered/new posts", there is 1 topic under "Topics" simply called "Malkovich games" which is collapsable/expandable and has a "Mark all as Read" button. When one clicks on it, then it will show the unread/unanswered/new Malkovich-related posts.

To use John Fairbarn's example, this would take the schoolkids and put them in their own playarea while keeping them observable from a distance rather than making them invisible altogether (what the ignore feature would do) :D.

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Post #23 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 9:44 am 
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John Fairbairn wrote:
I think it may also be mentioned in passing that we are seeing the same level of infestation (may we call it?) on Sensei's Library with Wu Ren Go and BQM. It's a bit like schoolkids on public transport. They are not misbehaving but their sheer numbers and boisterousness is offputting to the other passengers.

I hereby claim the prize for the first Grumpy Old Man post on L19.


Thanks John, made me laugh despite my guilt at being a schoolkid :D

And I'm sure you meant "enthusiasm" when you said "infestation" ;)

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Post #24 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:26 am 
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Araban wrote:
Another way I think this situation could be handled is that, when one goes to click on "View unread/unanswered/new posts", there is 1 topic under "Topics" simply called "Malkovich games" which is collapsable/expandable and has a "Mark all as Read" button. When one clicks on it, then it will show the unread/unanswered/new Malkovich-related posts.

Disagreed. Why treat Malkovich games as something special with some kind of an all-or-nothing option? There might be other topics people like to ignore*. Filtering topics individually is all it takes.

*only temporarily. of course. Hey, who just said 'rules discussion'? :-)

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Post #25 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 11:48 am 
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Araban wrote:
Another way I think this situation could be handled is that, when one goes to click on "View unread/unanswered/new posts", there is 1 topic under "Topics" simply called "Malkovich games" which is collapsable/expandable and has a "Mark all as Read" button. When one clicks on it, then it will show the unread/unanswered/new Malkovich-related posts.

Disagreed. Why treat Malkovich games as something special with some kind of an all-or-nothing option? There might be other topics people like to ignore*. Filtering topics individually is all it takes.

*only temporarily. of course. Hey, who just said 'rules discussion'? :-)


Well, filtering topics is good, but filtering sub-forums would be useful too...

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Post #26 Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 1:56 pm 
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Well, filtering topics is good, but filtering sub-forums would be useful too...

Agreed, didn't mean to speak against that. The whole point is that some general filtering options would be fine and that Malkovich games need no special treatment.

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