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Old 01-04-2005   #21 (permalink)
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Something that was discussed a long time ago was a "popular off-topic threads" section where we move all the threads with something like 4+ pages of replys in to; (from the coffee lounge only). I wouldnt do it via poll only though.

At the time i think we decided against it because we didnt have the sort of posting rates with have these days.

What do people think about that now?

You would not be able to start new threads in it, only reply to threads that had been moved there already be a moderator when they reached a certain number of replies.

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How about naming it "distill'd coffee lounge - popular threads from the coffee lounge.", "hall of coffee- cups of tea and coffee we remember."
(in other words, I'm with the split up voters)
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How about naming it "distill'd coffee lounge - popular threads from the coffee lounge.", "hall of coffee- cups of tea and coffee we remember."
Although I'm against the split... Coffee Shop would also be a good name.
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I like the Coffee Lounge the way it is, personally. I can't really offer any sort of argument *against* splitting it up, though. I just like to follow the "if it ain't broke" idea.
I agree with TechieMoe
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I like the idea of moving threads with four or more pages to a popular lounge. Or even creating a `classics' lounge. We all know where we were that day we clicked the link to the coffee lounge and saw Chris H posting about why he Dumped Linux and Reinstalled Windows
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Rather then split up the threads based on length, why not have seperate poll and coffee lounge sections. The polls seem to be the longest threads, they can have their own section, and then we can still have the idle chit chat of the coffee lounge (over a cup of coffee, I assume?). The occational long thread in the lounge wouldn't be such a big deal then.

Just an idea.

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