EPTTL.net: Tips for you! - Page 3
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P00RKID
United States424 Posts
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qwaykee
Norway268 Posts
Gogo MoonBear for live reporting in LR threads. You are the reason many people read them! | ||
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
Also, I have to admit I have probably contributed more than my fair share of simple compliments and shallow observations to discussions. I will definitely try to contribute posts that are more substantial in the future. Some times I forget that this is not just a community of like minded individuals, but a competitive community. Sifting through generic junk to find a decent post from a member pisses me off sometimes too, so its kind of embarrassing to realize I am just as much part of the problem. Bleh. | ||
bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
On May 15 2011 13:47 LordWeird wrote: I think it's more because I've been here since 07 and have seen so many bad trolls and shitty posts. I'm glad you wrote it. I just hope new people take it to heart. BTW holy shit you're a posting machine... more than me in like a quarter of the time. Haha luckily i work a desk job for a company that hasn't blocked any websites. So my days include TL.net and whenever i can sprinkle in a little bit of work here and there  It's also funny you mention that because i would say a lot of my post count comes from Live Reporting in LR threads. | ||
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Zytozux
United States5 Posts
It's pretty easy to make the mistake as well. Take the recent gsl finals for example. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=222525 Do a cntrl+f, search for live report, it's not there. It's the same on almost every thread in the SC2 tourney section as well. | ||
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bkrow
Australia8532 Posts
On May 15 2011 16:00 Zytozux wrote: Yes, the live report thread is a definitive ban trap. As a newcomer to the community (from /v/) I honestly thought it was just a thread discussing a tournament. I actually thought the person doing the LRing was a bit strange. Why is the LR really necessary though? I can't really think of a situation where you could access a popular gaming site like teamliquid and not be able to access justin.tv, gom, or ustream. Maybe people with very poor internet connectivity? It's pretty easy to make the mistake as well. Take the recent gsl finals for example. http://www.teamliquid.net/forum/viewmessage.php?topic_id=222525 Do a cntrl+f, search for live report, it's not there. It's the same on almost every thread in the SC2 tourney section as well. There can be many reasons people can't access the stream;
These are just a few i can think of. LRing has helped me stay in the loop so many times i find it an invaluable resource. | ||
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L3g3nd_
New Zealand10461 Posts
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Torpedo.Vegas
United States1890 Posts
On May 15 2011 16:22 bkrow wrote: There can be many reasons people can't access the stream;
These are just a few i can think of. LRing has helped me stay in the loop so many times i find it an invaluable resource. A not technical reason would be that a person has more things to do that are of a higher priority then watching a professional SC2 game. But they still want to know what happens in the game, so by checking the LR Thread from time to time, they can find those stacked, self-replied reports and stay in the loop. Its far better to read those I think then a simple recommendation poll, since it includes the details. | ||
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Mr.Brightside
Australia317 Posts
With time though I think people become more involved and aware of what's going on in the site. TL is pretty tricky to navigate when you're new here and it's easy to make some of the mistakes you talked about. Me for example wouldn't have bothered to read your post 2 years ago but back then I also never posted either. I think the common theme of your OP is think before you post, and strangely enough that is really difficult for many. | ||
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videogames
United States103 Posts
User was warned for this post | ||
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AJMcSpiffy
United States1154 Posts
One question though, is there a certain mod (or group of mods) who should be contacted, say, for problems on certain boards? Or will any moderator handle any problem? | ||
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jaydee81
Germany119 Posts
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BisuDagger
Bisutopia19372 Posts
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Snackbar
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vitruvia
Canada235 Posts
oh btw the reason TL.net =/= google is because TL/net >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Google, just look at the epic stories ad how-to's you find in the blog sections, far more informative and accurate than what google can give you =D. | ||
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Wargable
United States107 Posts
Good job! | ||
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MusiK
United States302 Posts
I want this forum to be a place where I can come and see some sensible talk. Hopefully people will agree and start acting accordingly. | ||
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showBanquo
Sweden182 Posts
Since I'm new (obviously) this was helpful , and the (rather hard) set of rules you've got makes sense , to keep the quality high I mean. And I will think twice before posting a thread | ||
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adso
718 Posts
On May 15 2011 03:21 Kipsate wrote: This should be sent automatically as a PM whenever someone makes a new user account on Teamliquid lol. No, the 10 is best, however, any warning (advertised or not) could/should link to it.. just cause it can't be bad and it might help genuinely lost posters (lost=new but good people, not lost= get the fu&/ out of here you don't belong)  On May 15 2011 16:57 L3g3nd_ wrote: nice to see stuff like this, when people make an account they should be insta linked to this! (like how you go to disney when you are banned )i respectfully disagree The trip to see daffy is more of a useful experience if you don't know why this happens (ps: it made me think, i feel it's one of the best way to "separate" casual from hardcore, as such i think it works as is )On May 16 2011 06:57 Snackbar wrote: Yeah, I find that if you upset the status quo on TL, people are going to start flaming you, regardless of your input. Very interesting I must say. <3 this particular discussion/concept. @op: i think you being "relatively" new is a plus as op poster. Thank you for all the newbs who might turn out to be hidden gems edit: ty | ||
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diverzee
Sweden992 Posts
Mods are just people who have a position where they help do cleanup. They are janitors. All this treating them with silk gloves, carefully stepping around them and as in these kinds of threads' case trying to suck up to them consolidates their artificial authority. It is good that mods exist, and it is good that people follow rules - but this submissiveness towards what could often be just a teenage boy, by an educated adult shows why internet communities and their heirarchys look so wrong. People should respect moderators, but no more than they respect other users. Likewise mods should give proper respect back, like in a civilised community. Anything else is so medieval. | ||
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