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Huglover
Huglover
Old Shoe

Jan-25-2008 11:08

In order to try to make a contribution to the improvement of Sleuth Noir, I have decided to give away 5 "prices" of 1 month gift subscription to 5 different sleuths that already have or during the next period will come with the best suggestion(s) to improve Sleuth Noir on one or more following areas:
* Doing something to improve the game-speed
* Getting more people to subscribe to Sleuth Noir
* Making Sleuth Noir more fun to play
* Something else the judges approve of

So, it's time to open that creative vein of yours, and come with suggestions and post them on this board. It's no part in the judging whether the suggestion will be implemented into Sleuth Noir or not, as this is for Sleuth Admin to decide. In my eyes, it doesn't even have to be your idea originally.

Even though I haven't asked them, I had hoped that a jury of
Jojo, Stooby, Roamie, Secret Squirrel and Lady Jas would voulenteer to search out the most worthy. I would be happy if you made a reply to this posting saying whether you accept or not. Please decide among those of you accepting the task how you would like to organize. You all seem to be active on the boards, and I do trust that you will be fair. You are also free to "adjust" the important topics, but I have put down my suggestions, and what I would like to encourage. Also, decide for how long the "competition" will last. Preferably less than a month.

I myself don't have the capacity to search out and find the good recievers of a gift subscription, that's the reason why I humbly ask those mentioned to join forces and help me with the task. I would guess (but may be wrong) that the "recivers" are less than 100 days old, as the older might already have long lasting subscriptions, and one additional month would be as a drop in the sea. Also, I think that the jury themself cannot be among the "recivers".

I hope that when the jury have made their decicion, they will post it here and send me a PM with the name of the selected winners

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Sir Kenneth Vyvyan
Sir Kenneth Vyvyan
Well-Connected

Feb-22-2008 15:08

Id just like to put in my 2 cents in for The Untouchables, they are a hard working bunch that being young and ambitious could very defititely help out other newbies. I spent a few days there helping them get things in order and they are a great munch to work with and Im sure any newbie would do well there and learn along with the rest

Charlotte Montgomery
Charlotte Montgomery

Feb-22-2008 20:54

A suggestion for Sleuth...well a feature of sleuth: The good ol' Chat room.

There should be a rule banning chat speak. There is none and really should be. Also another feature should be that you can click on a user and automatically send a report to a mod.

Example:

SiCkBoY123242 is not behaving, clikc on his user name and a button would pop up (Report this User to Mod). It's more simple than going out and send a PM...just have a button.

Also, instead of having to throw something away when you get it and you're not subbed (subbed people have lockers in agencies, I think...) we should have a detective closet.

Mai Capome
Mai Capome
Old Shoe

Feb-23-2008 08:02

I think youll find thats one of the perks of being subscribed ..... the locker.

As I havent got a home, (Ive moved into the office), I tend to sneak my bevvies there, when the others think i'm working, there fore having no need to frequent the bar :)

But banning chat speak in a chat room.......... not sure I understand that one, have I missed something here or what? (If I have, its an age thing and really NOT my fault :-)

I cannot comment on the reporting, so would not know what is in place at the moment, how to report such people , or if in fact this is a good idea .



vroom
vroom

Feb-23-2008 08:53

I just realised i'm 6th on the list. I've been contacted a few times to join an agency, but never had a subscription. :)

I don't mind trying out an agency after getting a sub.

Huglover
Huglover
Old Shoe

Feb-23-2008 10:53

vroom: thank you for your reply to this post.
I'll send you a month gift subscription as soon as possible.
At least I could say you will be subscribed within half an hour.

Congratulations for being active, and being the second winner of my "free subscription contest". Hope you will enjoy being subscribed :-)

Breitkat
Breitkat
Pinball Amateur

Feb-23-2008 11:01

(A brief explanation for the benefit of Charlotte's request....)

Chatspeak is discouraged globally (yes, pun intended ;-) on Sleuth in all the boards, not just the Chat Room, because we have detectives who come from all over the world. It's difficult for many of them to deal with English in the first place, let alone when it's in a mangled form like chatspeak or textspeak. They're doing their best to understand a difficult language, and many of us (including most of the moderators) would like to make things as easy on them as possible. ;-)

Mai Capome
Mai Capome
Old Shoe

Feb-23-2008 11:13

LMAO , am I the only dim wit on here who didnt know chat speak was text talk, cmon own up ........ I have lol.

I totally understand language barriers and the difficulties.

Thanks Brietkat, knew I should have just asked you before I posted and made an idiot of meself............ Again :-)

Breitkat
Breitkat
Pinball Amateur

Feb-23-2008 11:30

You're most welcome, Mai. ;-)

There's also the argument to be made for banning chat/textspeak that us ol' fogies aren't able to get our bifocals 'round that garblegoop, and wind up with too many migraines because of the stuff.

So please, be kind to us old fools. Pretend you're back in High School, that I'm the English Teacher from Hell, and just write your stuff out like you had to back then. It'll save us all a lot of screaming, aspirin, and trips to the optholmologist. *thumps cane, smiling wickedly* ;-D

Ms Helen
Ms Helen
Con Artist

Feb-23-2008 12:20

Hehe it's not just you 'oldies' breit. Some of us younger ones struggle understanding what comes up in chat :D When I was a teen (which wasnt too long ago) the hardest chat speak we had to master was LMAO now I swear it's like trying to learn a complete new language :)

Charlotte Montgomery
Charlotte Montgomery

Feb-23-2008 16:53

Thanks for explaining Breitkat :D

I'm still a teen, a very young teen and I still don't understand that kind of "language."

Unfortunately, there is no rule for chat speak, so I think it should be inforced...although I'm sure many of us can understand LOL .

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