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kwondoo
Netherlands100 Posts
i really enjoyed the stream since it started, kinda fcked up it didnt last everytime but that can happen right?  while watching it felt like the lesson really helped you out, maybe not in those games there but like incontrol said, you will probably understand pvz better the upcomming weeks. thnx for streaming m8. | ||
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InfC.AnatoLiy
United States154 Posts
I strongly believe mods should relax just a tad, based on the original location of the thread was the reason I found it (along with majority of the viewers). | ||
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Zomax
United States27 Posts
Hopefully Ill be owning him! | ||
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Zomax
United States27 Posts
Ill work on not crashing 3 times during the cast next time and post the VoDs on the same channel. | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27093 Posts
On December 14 2010 07:10 anatem wrote: thanks for the stream op, the lesson was really useful, thumbs up and ye, i would have missed it 100% if it was listed on streams, one can't really check the crazy amount of random streams all the time hoping to catch this kind of very rare community service content that isn't categorizable as an event per se, so while i totally agree with chill's point, i think there have to be some allowances made for this type of content if the context allows for it, aka acceptable deviations from the set rules But if the OP had used the calendar for his special event, then everyone would have seen it and the event would have had a link on every single TL page for the duration of the event. Nobody would have to "click every random stream". There is a reason a system is in place. This isn't a mod power trip, or people trying to make things difficult for others. We have over a thousand streams on TL. Everybody is happy when one stream makes one thread, but nobody is happy is 100 people make threads about what they are streaming. Regardless, I am glad the event was a success, and OP, PM me prior to your next event to get added to the calendar. | ||
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iNcontroL
USA29055 Posts
Personally I 100% agree/understand why and where this gets out of hand. People too often advertise streams or "hey I am doing X on my stream now" and that is bad. However if someone is doing an educational stream free and open to everyone I really think allowances should be made. That's the kind of stuff this community (any community) should encourage with open arms not run through the rigors of moderation and be like "well we don't really like X cause in the past we had Y" etc.. If it gets out of hand obviously it's bad but with all things considered do we really need to hide free lesson streams? PS: given Mani's post above I need to clarify that I agree and think this should have been organized better but it isn't like it's well known that it coulda been added to the tracker. So I think in this case it would have been nice if that was clarified and implemented in the future as opposed to "this isn't twitter" and closed. | ||
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Rylune
14 Posts
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Chill
Calgary25951 Posts
On December 14 2010 06:30 Trumpet wrote: I'm assuming the Day9 thread is a little different because he was consistently streaming on a daily basis before the thread went up? Are you comparing a daily streaming show listed on the TL calendar, to someone suddenly streaming something for an hour? I think the differences should be fairly self-evident. To summarize, all I ask is that this guy follows the procedures in place. Not (entirely) because I'm anal, but because when you have thousands of threads opening per day, shit gets out of control FAST. He should have a thread associated with his stream - this would serve as the discussion avenue for the stream. He should have this event on the calendar. A search shows this can easily be done by PMing Brood your information - this would serve as the promotion avenue for the stream. In the end, everything would have been much more tidy AND more people would have seen it. To the guy who said "we can discuss a Korean nickname but can't get a stream promoted" - that's a completely unfair comment. Neither I, nor any staff on TL moderate TL 24/7. Referencing a one-off bad thread that hasn't yet been dealt with as a basis for complaining about moderation is unnaceptable in my eyes. | ||
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Zomax
United States27 Posts
My decision to stream this was a last minute deal. I didn't know you guys had a rule for this I only learned how to Stream 2 days prior. I also would have thought that the Calendar was for more specialized and recurring events. Regardless, I waited 2 months before posting anything on these forums for fear of attracting the ban hammer of doom. You guys have great content. I wanted to contribute. I originally posted in wrong area and asked to have moved to what I thought was correct. Im trying to follow the rules but they are quite daunting and seemingly subjective. Regardless of how poorly it was organized, the next one Ill try to communicate more clearly next time. | ||
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ondik
Czech Republic2908 Posts
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FindingPride
United States1001 Posts
On December 14 2010 07:23 Chill wrote: Are you comparing a daily streaming show listed on the TL calendar, to someone suddenly streaming something for an hour? I think the differences should be fairly self-evident. To summarize, all I ask is that this guy follows the procedures in place. Not (entirely) because I'm anal, but because when you have thousands of threads opening per day, shit gets out of control FAST. He should have a thread associated with his stream - this would serve as the discussion avenue for the stream. He should have this event on the calendar. A search shows this can easily be done by PMing Brood your information - this would serve as the promotion avenue for the stream. In the end, everything would have been much more tidy AND more people would have seen it. To the guy who said "we can discuss a Korean nickname but can't get a stream promoted" - that's a completely unfair comment. Neither I, nor any staff on TL moderate TL 24/7. Referencing a one-off bad thread that hasn't yet been dealt with as a basis for complaining about moderation is unnaceptable in my eyes. He was helping the sc2 community and the op was quite clear on what it was. It wasn't just this guys stream. It was a feature so to speak and it clearly said that. cmon? but ye it should have been on the events | ||
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Holgerius
Sweden16951 Posts
Also, yay; I'm free again! ^__^ | ||
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Chill
Calgary25951 Posts
On December 14 2010 09:45 FindingPride wrote: He was helping the sc2 community and the op was quite clear on what it was. It wasn't just this guys stream. It was a feature so to speak and it clearly said that. cmon? but ye it should have been on the events I like how you ignored all my points and summarized what this is. Great. | ||
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-Erik-
115 Posts
 http://www.own3d.tv/video/47483/InControl_Coaches_Zomax_on_PvZ | ||
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Flatwound
United States14 Posts
It seems like Zomax is struggling with the same stuff I am, once those Mutas get a little out of control there seems to be no coming back. I hope a lot of Protoss players see this, it shows so clearly how Protoss players can get back in the game and be able to contest the zerg player. All the little things iNcontrol mentioned that Zomax do in the first game once the toss is under fire add up and make those muta pokes not as catastrophic as they can be. Hope to see some more Toss lesson Vods from you Zomax, this was extremely educational. | ||
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