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On March 14 2011 10:25 exploding.godhand wrote:
Is this thread a good idea?: Tl.net No no's, the unwritten rules.
It would define the smaller things like not posting image macros in the place of your own writing, (as I recently learned) not having your entire post count be one liners and contributing to the strategy forum in a professional manner, as opposed to just saying "attack before [x] Bro". I think, considering how many people get banned/temped by not following unwritten rules, that this would be a good idea.
Or should I wait until I have a higher post count and therefore more weight behind my id / have a mod or higher post count user do this?
Where should he post sucha thread? In the general forum/tl community ?
you guys didn't say...
i would love to see what such a thread would stir...
Just pm old members first, if you want help with op content... i'd help with pleasure, most people would i think 
On March 14 2011 10:32 Torte de Lini wrote:
I could have sworn the staff were going to revise the rules in the 10 Commandments.
It's not really called for (although some tweeking could be required),
it makes the system work that "tl level design gameplay" is hard.
What would updating it do anyway...? New people would still not be reading it 
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Where can I get a gg button?
http://www.ggbutton.com/ says they're all sold out but I'm constantly being bombarded by smug grins from fresh owners of brand new GG buttons 
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I just don't want people to think I'm arrogant as **** and act like I know everything there is about team liquid, and that is not something I desire.
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On March 14 2011 10:25 exploding.godhand wrote:
Is this thread a good idea?:
Tl.net No no's, the unwritten rules.
It would define the smaller things like not posting image macros in the place of your own writing, (as I recently learned) not having your entire post count be one liners and contributing to the strategy forum in a professional manner, as opposed to just saying "attack before [x] Bro". I think, considering how many people get banned/temped by not following unwritten rules, that this would be a good idea.
Or should I wait until I have a higher post count and therefore more weight behind my id / have a mod or higher post count user do this?
The problem with your initiative is that these rules actually are codified. They're known as The Ten Commandments and the Strategy Forum Guidelines. For the rules that aren't codified, one can infer proper and improper activity from the Automated Ban List.
So you see, your proposed thread isn't really necessary, because the guidelines are already in place for people to determine posting etiquette. Those who don't follow them are warned or banned. The onus is on the user to figure out what is permitted and what is not; those who wish to remain a part of TeamLiquid will do this, and the rest will be removed from the community due to their inability to read and follow the rules. In fact, this is why I don't think your proposal would even be useful, because that "the rest" category generally won't be swayed by the addition of another thread telling them how to behave.
If one were to compile every ban from the ABL, I hold no doubt that the vast majority of those listed there were either too ignorant and lazy to read the rules to realize that TL.net holds higher standards than the rest of the Internet (i.e., they assumed that they could get away with posting the same shit here that is permitted on other, inferior sites), or knew the rules and disregarded them anyway. Another topic might keep two or three names off the ABL in the future, but in my candid opinion, your initiative is a waste of time.
Don't get me wrong, I think your thoughtfulness and intent are admirable, and you clearly care about the integrity of our website, but I don't see this working. Rather, the time one would put into this assignment isn't worth the minimal payoff. And just so we're clear, this isn't a critique of your idealism, but rather assessing the potential rewards. I simply feel that your time would be better spent on some other idea. Fortunately, the sort of conviction towards TL that you're expressing is precisely the sort of quality that gets a 280-post Probe to a 20k-post respected veteran of the site. I applaud your enthusiasm.
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@ Aeres, thank you for your feedback, really appreciated.
And maybe you're right, maybe we should seperate the proverbial men from the boys by seeing who is intelligent enough to read between the lines of the rules here on teamliquid. Knowing who can understand and comprehend the rules might be a good way to determine who can Abide by them.
Thanks
Edit: It still means more work for the mods. :/
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How are those new t-shirts coming along?
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Who is the richest among the staff members?
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United States17042 Posts
+ Show Spoiler +On March 15 2011 04:11 Aeres wrote:Show nested quote +On March 14 2011 10:25 exploding.godhand wrote:
Is this thread a good idea?:
Tl.net No no's, the unwritten rules.
It would define the smaller things like not posting image macros in the place of your own writing, (as I recently learned) not having your entire post count be one liners and contributing to the strategy forum in a professional manner, as opposed to just saying "attack before [x] Bro". I think, considering how many people get banned/temped by not following unwritten rules, that this would be a good idea.
Or should I wait until I have a higher post count and therefore more weight behind my id / have a mod or higher post count user do this? The problem with your initiative is that these rules actually are codified. They're known as The Ten Commandments and the Strategy Forum Guidelines. For the rules that aren't codified, one can infer proper and improper activity from the Automated Ban List. So you see, your proposed thread isn't really necessary, because the guidelines are already in place for people to determine posting etiquette. Those who don't follow them are warned or banned. The onus is on the user to figure out what is permitted and what is not; those who wish to remain a part of TeamLiquid will do this, and the rest will be removed from the community due to their inability to read and follow the rules. In fact, this is why I don't think your proposal would even be useful, because that "the rest" category generally won't be swayed by the addition of another thread telling them how to behave. If one were to compile every ban from the ABL, I hold no doubt that the vast majority of those listed there were either too ignorant and lazy to read the rules to realize that TL.net holds higher standards than the rest of the Internet (i.e., they assumed that they could get away with posting the same shit here that is permitted on other, inferior sites), or knew the rules and disregarded them anyway. Another topic might keep two or three names off the ABL in the future, but in my candid opinion, your initiative is a waste of time. Don't get me wrong, I think your thoughtfulness and intent are admirable, and you clearly care about the integrity of our website, but I don't see this working. Rather, the time one would put into this assignment isn't worth the minimal payoff. And just so we're clear, this isn't a critique of your idealism, but rather assessing the potential rewards. I simply feel that your time would be better spent on some other idea. Fortunately, the sort of conviction towards TL that you're expressing is precisely the sort of quality that gets a 280-post Probe to a 20k-post respected veteran of the site. I applaud your enthusiasm.
Teamliquid.net is kind of like the sc:bw of forums. If forums had promods, then you would end up with teamliquid as being the forum for pros.
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Sorry staff, I asked a question that's important for me last week but I think you guy's missed it. This was it:
On March 08 2011 05:43 Kamais_Ookin wrote:I was wondering, is there a counter for how many times the report function is used for every user here in TL and does it log how many you get "right and wrong"? Usually whenever I report someone they always get warned or banned, but if neither happens and it's not an issue does it annoy mods? Thanks for your time.
Thanks very much.
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What happened to TL Attack? I haven't heard anything about it in a while.
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Braavos36387 Posts
On March 15 2011 13:41 Ordained wrote:
What happened to TL Attack? I haven't heard anything about it in a while.
It will return after TSL is over.
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United States4053 Posts
On March 15 2011 13:51 Hot_Bid wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 13:41 Ordained wrote:
What happened to TL Attack? I haven't heard anything about it in a while.
It will return after TSL is over.
WOOOOOOOOO
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Korea (South)11586 Posts
make it for BW!
Or the TSL winner!
Hell have the TSL winner play against BW and SC2 people (alternate between games!)
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On March 15 2011 14:09 CaucasianAsian wrote:
make it for BW!
Or the TSL winner!
Hell have the TSL winner play against BW and SC2 people (alternate between games!)
I second this
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Australia8532 Posts
On March 15 2011 14:09 CaucasianAsian wrote:
make it for BW!
Or the TSL winner!
Hell have the TSL winner play against BW and SC2 people (alternate between games!)
Lol alternate games sounds pretty funny.. would be very interesting to watch
TL Attack BW
AND
TL Attack SC2
:O possible?
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On March 15 2011 13:51 Hot_Bid wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 13:41 Ordained wrote:
What happened to TL Attack? I haven't heard anything about it in a while.
It will return after TSL is over.
Sick, Thanks.
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I was listening to the SotG from PAX and WHEAT said to ask chill about lurkers in Starcraft 2, so I'm asking....
Chill, do you think they should add lurkers to zerg in starcraft 2 and why or why not?
Thanks! GL hosting TSL 3 ^^ Been a big fan since I joined the community <3
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Calgary25990 Posts
On March 15 2011 14:52 Arisen wrote:
I was listening to the SotG from PAX and WHEAT said to ask chill about lurkers in Starcraft 2, so I'm asking....
Chill, do you think they should add lurkers to zerg in starcraft 2 and why or why not?
Thanks! GL hosting TSL 3 ^^ Been a big fan since I joined the community <3
No. I don't see what role it would fill in any matchup. If there's a hole to be filled in the Zerg army composition then I don't see why we need a BW unit to fill it.
But I'm not a game designer.
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On March 15 2011 14:55 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 14:52 Arisen wrote:
I was listening to the SotG from PAX and WHEAT said to ask chill about lurkers in Starcraft 2, so I'm asking....
Chill, do you think they should add lurkers to zerg in starcraft 2 and why or why not?
Thanks! GL hosting TSL 3 ^^ Been a big fan since I joined the community <3 No. I don't see what role it would fill in any matchup. If there's a hole to be filled in the Zerg army composition then I don't see why we need a BW unit to fill it. But I'm not a game designer.
Thanks ^^
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On March 15 2011 14:55 Chill wrote:Show nested quote +On March 15 2011 14:52 Arisen wrote:
I was listening to the SotG from PAX and WHEAT said to ask chill about lurkers in Starcraft 2, so I'm asking....
Chill, do you think they should add lurkers to zerg in starcraft 2 and why or why not?
Thanks! GL hosting TSL 3 ^^ Been a big fan since I joined the community <3 No. I don't see what role it would fill in any matchup. If there's a hole to be filled in the Zerg army composition then I don't see why we need a BW unit to fill it. But I'm not a game designer.
I agree they already made Brood War
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