Saturday, April 5, 2014

Community standards

So we need some sort of community guidelines, and we thought that the community ought to be the ones to decide.

What do people think?

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Speaking not as a mod, just as me personally, I think the general guideline of "don't be a dick" and "Hiding spoilers is part of not being a dick" works.
I agree with the general "don't be a dick" rule, and I like the rule that sort of evolved where you don't have spoilers in top-level comments.

Are there going to be weekly posts for general happenings, or do we want to just wait until the first one gets unwieldy and then start a new one?
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I'm thinking weekly posts, but wanted to let the current post run for a week or so and start with a new one on Sunday morning when things are slow.
"Don't be a dick" sounds good to me. No spoilers in top comments also is very nice.

Honestly, for me, those are the two most important things.
Yeah, "Don't be a dick" works. (Although really isn't that offensive to a perfectly nice sexual organ...) ;)

One thing, when I needed to describe Spoils in the wake of The Thing, I called it a group blog. And that term really resonated with me. So I don't know, just throwing that out there.

The other thought that crosses my mind is would it be valuable to have maybe a separate post for Verbs threads that didn't get replaced every week? I'm thinking it's more convenient if you can see an entire thread for a book or game or whatever at once. And with fewer people posting here, it might be more feasible. Obviously at some point you'd want to start a new post when it got unwieldy, but maybe just less frequently? I dunno, thoughts? Would it be too annoying to keep up with two posts at once, one for conversations and whatever and one for Verbs stuff?
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That's an interesting idea, and I'm willing to do it.

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