Introductions Subforum
- godix
- a disturbed member
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Re: Introductions Subforum
If this does happen, it wouldn't be a bad idea for already established users to make a thread and to keep the old threads searchable. So a noob who is wondering just who that person they see posting all over the forums is can look up their thread.
- Begi
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Re: Introductions Subforum
I support this 
- Kitsuner
- Maximum Hotness
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Re: Introductions Subforum
I'm not opposed to this. It might even work out as a substitute for the Relationship Forum.
OtakuGray wrote:Sometimes anime can branch out to a younger audience and this is one of those times where you wish children would just go die.
- Taite
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Re: Introductions Subforum
I support this idea. I know what it feels like to enter the org as a complete stranger and try to build yourself up little by little. I think an introduction thread would be helpful, just for helping newbies feel more at peace when trying to join.
- CodeZTM
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Re: Introductions Subforum
That all sounds really brilliant. A week is plenty of time to get intros in, and we can spare ourselves the inevitable "HOW DO I UPLOAD TO THE ORG" questions that pop up everywhere.LittleAtari wrote:The topic of thread will pretty much be about the person that started it. If the person says they like cupcakes, then some people may actually talk about cupcakes in that intro thread. That's why there should be a limit of some sort on the thread. I'm thinking of a one week limit before the thread is locked to minimize spam and such. I'm assuming that everyone that comes to this site likes anime, music, and AMVs and would like to talk about those or themselves as creators or viewers. It wouldnt hurt to try it out and see how it goes.Otohiko wrote:I support this in principle, but you have to wonder whether that's gonna be tricky to actually keep on topic...
This intro section can also have a sticky which FallChild and I can write up that welcomes members and features quicklinks to important topics or FAQs for new members.
- AaronAMV
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Re: Introductions Subforum
im downKitsuner wrote:It might even work out as a substitute for the Relationship Forum.
- AaronAMV
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- JudgeHolden
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Re: Introductions Subforum
Fx'dnevergreen wrote:I go downKitsuner wrote:It might even work out as a substitute for the Relationship Forum.
- AaronAMV
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Re: Introductions Subforum
never heard that before!JudgeHolden wrote:Fx'dnevergreen wrote:I go downKitsuner wrote:It might even work out as a substitute for the Relationship Forum.
- Ileia
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Re: Introductions Subforum
This is how you do it, Judgey.nevergreen wrote:im upKitsuner wrote:It might even work out as a substitute for the Relationship Forum.






