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United Kingdom13775 Posts
The games TL covers are getting older, so the influx of newcomers is much more tempered. The spammy ones got filtered over time.
On October 03 2014 13:51 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 13:38 LegalLord wrote:On October 03 2014 12:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 11:18 LegalLord wrote:
Some people are funnier with their insults. Speaking of which... Protech's middle name is actually Aesop, which is fitting because Poops Teacher is an anagram for Aesop Protech. + Show Spoiler +And his last name is Ball-man. The real question is, how long did it take you to come up with that? Seven minutes and a whiteboard full of jumbled letters.
Seems like you have a lot of experience doing this.
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On October 03 2014 22:29 LegalLord wrote:The games TL covers are getting older, so the influx of newcomers is much more tempered. The spammy ones got filtered over time. Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 13:51 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 13:38 LegalLord wrote:On October 03 2014 12:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 11:18 LegalLord wrote:
Some people are funnier with their insults. Speaking of which... Protech's middle name is actually Aesop, which is fitting because Poops Teacher is an anagram for Aesop Protech. + Show Spoiler +And his last name is Ball-man. The real question is, how long did it take you to come up with that? Seven minutes and a whiteboard full of jumbled letters. Seems like you have a lot of experience doing this.
I like Scrabble and general wordplay 
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On October 03 2014 22:29 LegalLord wrote:The games TL covers are getting older, so the influx of newcomers is much more tempered. The spammy ones got filtered over time. Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 13:51 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 13:38 LegalLord wrote:On October 03 2014 12:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 11:18 LegalLord wrote:
Some people are funnier with their insults. Speaking of which... Protech's middle name is actually Aesop, which is fitting because Poops Teacher is an anagram for Aesop Protech. + Show Spoiler +And his last name is Ball-man. The real question is, how long did it take you to come up with that? Seven minutes and a whiteboard full of jumbled letters. Seems like you have a lot of experience doing this.
TeamLiquid should open LiquidWoW. Oh the wonders of automated ban list... they would have to hire new mods.
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On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\
I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either.
There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list.
Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged.
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your Country52797 Posts
On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged.
Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems.
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On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems.
So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ...
A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General.
Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias).
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your Country52797 Posts
Jeez, the ad-bots were out in full force while I was eating. O.o
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On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems.
that's kind of sad. most of the fucked up stuff happens on TL.net tho, so i don't think we're missing out on much.
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TLADT24920 Posts
As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol.
On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias).
lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD
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your Country52797 Posts
On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD
I think he's talking about me >.<
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United States97274 Posts
On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.<
What are you doing for your 15th birthday this year?
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On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.<
Literally kollin.
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your Country52797 Posts
On October 04 2014 12:30 Shellshock wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.< What are you doing for your 15th birthday this year?
You mean my 18th birthday next year?
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On October 04 2014 12:51 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 12:30 Shellshock wrote:On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.< What are you doing for your 15th birthday this year? You mean my 18th birthday next year?
You young'uns. 
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TLADT24920 Posts
On October 04 2014 12:51 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 12:30 Shellshock wrote:On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.< What are you doing for your 15th birthday this year? You mean my 18th birthday next year?
18? ya, you're pretty young lol. Guess he was then XD
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On October 04 2014 00:24 FFW_Rude wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 22:29 LegalLord wrote:The games TL covers are getting older, so the influx of newcomers is much more tempered. The spammy ones got filtered over time. On October 03 2014 13:51 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 13:38 LegalLord wrote:On October 03 2014 12:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 11:18 LegalLord wrote:
Some people are funnier with their insults. Speaking of which... Protech's middle name is actually Aesop, which is fitting because Poops Teacher is an anagram for Aesop Protech. + Show Spoiler +And his last name is Ball-man. The real question is, how long did it take you to come up with that? Seven minutes and a whiteboard full of jumbled letters. Seems like you have a lot of experience doing this. TeamLiquid should open LiquidWoW. Oh the wonders of automated ban list... they would have to hire new mods.
TLWoW would have been a great forum when Wrath of The Lich King was new. Death Knights were so unbalanced they got hit with multiple major nerfs. We coulda had 1000 pages of ABL within a month alone :D
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Quality over quantity 
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On October 04 2014 12:51 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 12:30 Shellshock wrote:On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:As mentioned, there's likely less bans because Kadaver mods are always active 24/7 and most of the posters that are deemed bad by TL standards have already been banned so you only get quality posters left lol. On October 04 2014 06:00 opisska wrote:On October 04 2014 03:07 The_Templar wrote:On October 04 2014 02:56 Wuster wrote:On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\ I'm pretty sure they're not posting every ban reason in there anymore either. There was this tool trolling on LiquidHearth who I reported so of course I wanted to check if he got nailed. Sure enough a day or two later he has the lock icon, but there was nothing at all about it in the ban list. Maybe the sister-sites don't get logged. Oh yeah, I forgot about that. Yeah, those don't register on the ban list it seems. So there were like a thousand pages of outcry about ruining the Blogs and the General Forum and the Community while nobody until now even noticed that the real tragedy is how the split ruined the ABL ... A big part is probably that there is far less balance whine and caster/tourney bashing - in part because both the balance of the game and tourneys are now significantly better - and also not so many people on the forum really care about the game, honestly. And on top of that, many formerly juicy topics are now outright forbidden in General. Also the userbase is slowly getting older (although apparently you can learn today that people you would consider "veterans" can't even legally drink alcohol yet, so that's likely personal bias). lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.< What are you doing for your 15th birthday this year? You mean my 18th birthday next year?
Remind me when You're 21, and I'll send you some scotch or something, hard to feel good about sending an 18 year old a cigar or something these days
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On October 03 2014 22:18 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 21:58 HaruRH wrote:
Is it just me, or have the ban list slowed down a lot compared to previous years? I remembered being able to f5 and see the banlist refresh constantly during stuff like MLG Columbus 2012 and such. Also, the banlist moved probably 3 pages a day during those days.
I wonder how much the population of TL shrunk by. It does seem that way; there are a lot of other things I'm noticing too. -Lots of warnings are given out compared to bans, it seems. -Posting quality has increased. (?) -Lots of advertising is going on, it's like 70% of the bans :\
I'd guess, that it is probably the warning thing and also temp bans. If you look at the early pages of the automated ban list (back in 2005, when TL was probably smaller than it is now), there are tons of bans and rarely any of those is a temp ban. And now people like swag_bro can survive for multiple months. I wasn't around in 2005, but if I had to take an educated guess, he wouldn't have survived to the 20 post mark back then.
On October 04 2014 11:57 The_Templar wrote:Show nested quote +On October 04 2014 11:48 BigFan wrote:
lol at the last line. I think a lot of the veterans were mid teens when they were first joined on TL so assuming 5-6 years likely means early 20s at least so I don't see where you get that 'can't drink alcohol yet' part. Of course, if you are talking strictly about being a veteran being on TL for 4 years around SCII's time then it's quite possible that 'most' of those veterans can't drink yet XD I think he's talking about me >.<
Probably, I was also instantly thinking of you. If you ever happen to visit a DH, HSC or IEM in Europe, just say a word and the european part of the community will do smth about this.
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ALLEYCAT BLUES49496 Posts
On October 04 2014 00:24 FFW_Rude wrote:Show nested quote +On October 03 2014 22:29 LegalLord wrote:The games TL covers are getting older, so the influx of newcomers is much more tempered. The spammy ones got filtered over time. On October 03 2014 13:51 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 13:38 LegalLord wrote:On October 03 2014 12:10 DarkPlasmaBall wrote:On October 03 2014 11:18 LegalLord wrote:
Some people are funnier with their insults. Speaking of which... Protech's middle name is actually Aesop, which is fitting because Poops Teacher is an anagram for Aesop Protech. + Show Spoiler +And his last name is Ball-man. The real question is, how long did it take you to come up with that? Seven minutes and a whiteboard full of jumbled letters. Seems like you have a lot of experience doing this. TeamLiquid should open LiquidWoW. Oh the wonders of automated ban list... they would have to hire new mods.
they'd have to pay them too.
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