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WHY is "Off Topic" imitating Tangency nowadays??

Started by Koltar, January 03, 2009, 02:01:14 PM

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StormBringer

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January 04, 2009, 02:49:43 PM
No question:  faster load times.  I don't seem to be affected by it either way, from what I can tell.  My occasional forays into off-topic are just a place where I can shoot my mouth off, and not important to RPGs in the slightest.  Aside from some links here and there, I wouldn't have a problem with purging off-topic every two months and politics once a month by automation.  Just about everything that goes in there is highly topical, and really isn't relevant after a month or two anyway.

It does serve a purpose, however.  None of us are RPG-bots with nothing else going on in our lives.  With routine purging, people can start all the vibes threads they want, they would be gone soon anyway.
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