ItzTaylor Wrote:I've never seen half of those 6 reasons ever happen in the time the forums were even up. And even if some did happen. There are sites that already have perfectly good ones, so we didn't lose anything. :f6:
Funny, cause I see examples of all of the above in the Mardia section, although a lot of them have dwindled due to general attrition.
Removing them removes the potential for them as well. You might not have them now because SouthPerry's populatin is so miniscule, and possibly more so for some worlds than others, but if they're gutted from existence you'll never have them and SouthPerry has one less avenue of growth to attract people and is one more level of generic Maple blah.
Ever since SP lost it's extractions it's had absolutely nothing special to draw people beyond the fact it's not place x, y or z. The fact it's growing at all is a borderline miracle and I fail to see how removing entire sections is going to help foster further growth.
Drama is going to happen. Asking there not to be drama is like asking people to be toasters. If enforcing the rule is a burden, maybe the rule itself is the problem. The omre active a world is here, as Providence noted, the more you're going to have people who disagree clashing. As long as they keep it to their own little world where the drama's going to play out anyway, why care?
If anything it gives a realistic view into what each world is like for people conisdering moving, and shows how factions divde themselves, what topics trigger what reactions and so forth.
SekushiKun Wrote:It could also have something to do with the fact that no other world has the interest of Eos. He has a lot of good information. He just so happens to share a lot of it specifically to our world about our world. I, personally, enjoy the information Eos gave us in our section. I really hate to lose it.
Flattering, but I'd just move our little Puppy thread into a "What's Up Today In Mardia" thread and spam the General section with things they don't care about, or troll us over, proving the whole drama-is-everywhere thing.
It's not having what you want - It's wanting what you've got.