jstkdn
Well-Connected
|
Dec-11-2004 22:38
Just think I should toss it out there. As this would be beneficial to new and old detectives. Maybe it is an idea for someone less then X days old and with less then X experience, not to be able to open a new thread on Sleuth talk. They of course should not be prevented to post in Sleuth talk to an existing thread.
Or for them to be warned, before they do.
My opinion....
The general rule of thumb, that almost any question about the game belongs on the newbie board. This with exception of questions, that an agent has, that knows they grasp this game completely. And they know who they are. It is mostly new ideas about the game that belong in Sleuth talk.
This prevents newbies feeling bad about their first post, and initial steps in to this community. And prevents some old detectives being annoyed.
|
jstkdn
Well-Connected
|
Dec-12-2004 15:53
I would agree with Kit Katz. Many times I do a "doh", with someone posting a question that is actually answered in the thread right underneath.
Delvin's plan is good too. Perhaps starting to answer a little more things like "look at another thread of this week." Also I do answer question but then mention, that this may have found a better place on the newbie board.
.....but the next newbie subscribing tomorrow may not realize this.
Frankly, some posts, and some type of questions I sometimes wonder......uhm did you actually look?
|
