Demon_machinE
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On topic please, we don't want this one closed.
I figured since that last thread is a community, more than a thread, there should still be a place for this thread, you can close it if you think this was a bad idea
I figured since that last thread is a community, more than a thread, there should still be a place for this thread, you can close it if you think this was a bad idea
Owned ^^me said:Forums, in essence, are the most efficient way for which humans to carry on a discussion whils't online and while also in a large group, as instant messaging is too fast to be read if many people participate.
Given that forums are a means of enhancing human discussion, the manner in which people post, will reflect the very nature of their human minds, this is where I start my argument.
Changing topics, is a natural consequence of human discourse. During a class discussion, the topic will be lost in another one at times, but the teacher or the students will bring the discussion back. Expecting people to post contiunally about the same topic in a thread that has outlived it's discussion is absurd.
Discussion about one topic, especially after six months, requires fuel. Whenever this fuel was availible, via a new update, a new person with opinions on whether or not brawl will suck or not, the topic was at hand.
But given our human nature, yes we did go on topic, but we also brought it back.
A forum should be a conglomeration of tangents, glued together by an underlying topic. Otherwise forum discussion would not function, and it would not be enjoyable in the least.
I challenge you kirbyking, to show me one thread where EVERY post related to the topic at hand. And if you do so, I can give you 50 threads where the discussion fell off topic for every 1 ''perfect'' topic you can give me.
I refuse to post something relating to the topic of this thread just to satisfy your rules. I am replying to your comment, and in that context I do not see where the topic of the thread is applicable, though if it were I would not hesitate to add something.