is it true that a forum exists just for mods?
is it true that a forum exists just for mods?
Milk was a bad choice.
more than likely
It is better to be hated for who you are than to be loved for who you are not.
I've yet to see a forum that didn't have a mod/admin only section so they could talk forum stuffs without us mere mortals involved.
no im not talking forum business. im talking strictly pleasure.
Milk was a bad choice.
Isn't that what the IRC is for?![]()
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I would like to say they do, but then they would behead me...
Though a "just fun"-thread is there for everyone. See "Chat thread 3.0"
and so there have been on many forums
but i usually find one in the staff forum as well
It is better to be hated for who you are than to be loved for who you are not.
Do you mean a forum on the Internet where only moderators of other forums gather as regular members?
But then who moderates those forums?
WoW isn't dying. 8.3m = early BC subs.W/L/Death count: Wolf: 0/1/1 | Mafia: 0/4/4 | TPR: 0/2/2SK: 0/1/1 | VT: 1.5/1.5/3 | Cult: 0/0/1LFR has made raids economically viable again. No LFR, no raids!Hence, Normal raiders should be thanking LFR players, not belittling them.
no
i personally kinda think you're just pulling my leg, but i am open to the possibility that you aren't
but a forum is a specific section of a message board. i.e, PvP Forum, General Off-Topic Forum, World of Warcraft General Discussion Forum, etc. So a message board is usually referred to as a site's "forums".
It is better to be hated for who you are than to be loved for who you are not.
I'm not saying that there isn't one, but I'm also not denying that there isn't one. If you know what I mean.
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It wouldn't be inaccurate to assume that he couldn't exactly not say that this is or isn't almost partially incorrect. He's possibly more or less not definitely rejecting the idea that in no way with any amount of uncertainty that he undeniably does or does not know whether or not there probably is (or isn't) such a forum.
You could be a reincarnation of Sir Humpfrey Appleby (go watch Yes Minister if you don't know who that is) with a way with words like that
BTW, that is a compliment![]()
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Let us look to quantum physics. Quantum physics tells us that, until a particle is observed, it exists in both possible states, as with the famous thought experiment of Schrodinger's Cat, where the cat is both alive and dead, until you open the box and see for yourself. Mod forums, like any other particle, behave in the same way, such that they both exists and do not exist, simultaneously, until you are able to enter the mod forums, by achieving moderator status, and check for yourself. In which case the mod forum wave pattern will collapse into one of those two eventualities.
Until you can observe the results, they both exist and do not exist, floating as a pattern of probabilities that refuse to resolve either way.