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An observation... the state of the forum
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<blockquote data-quote="Byrd2" data-source="post: 99361" data-attributes="member: 384"><p>We have multiple unique problems here</p><p>1. The topic of the "forum" is highly subjective. </p><p>2. The topic of the "forum" is not one that requires professional involvement. </p><p>3. This is more of a community, with personalities, than a forum as such. It is far from it's analog counterpart. You might find what you are looking for at Wikipedia. All content there SHOULD be on topic.</p><p>4. Who is to say what is on / off topic? That too is subjective. Usually I find that when you don't like what you are reading then things start to feel off topic. But are they - actually? Is ABX testing really not related to the point of diminishing returns? I bet some would say yes ..</p><p></p><p>One of the first ways of fostering the idea of staying on topic might be to turf out any questions requiring subjective comment. </p><p><-- Warning the following may be seen as an off topic remark --/></p><p>Where is Mr Stalin when you need him? </p><p></p><p>If there is not enough good content on the forum then post some, ignore the content that perturbs you.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Byrd2, post: 99361, member: 384"] We have multiple unique problems here 1. The topic of the "forum" is highly subjective. 2. The topic of the "forum" is not one that requires professional involvement. 3. This is more of a community, with personalities, than a forum as such. It is far from it's analog counterpart. You might find what you are looking for at Wikipedia. All content there SHOULD be on topic. 4. Who is to say what is on / off topic? That too is subjective. Usually I find that when you don't like what you are reading then things start to feel off topic. But are they - actually? Is ABX testing really not related to the point of diminishing returns? I bet some would say yes .. One of the first ways of fostering the idea of staying on topic might be to turf out any questions requiring subjective comment. <-- Warning the following may be seen as an off topic remark --/> Where is Mr Stalin when you need him? If there is not enough good content on the forum then post some, ignore the content that perturbs you. [/QUOTE]
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