Movie Policy and List Volume
ameliagoldfeesh
ameliagoldfeesh at ameliagoldfeesh.yahoo.invalid
Fri Jul 30 12:25:28 UTC 2004
A Goldfeesh:
Firstly, I'd like to say that I agree with all the movie-related
posts being moved to the movie list. That was a wonderful idea-
seeing the movie-related posts (even if JKR is at fault for it)moved
off HPFGUs is awesome. When I restarted reading the list just
recently it irked me seeing them onlist, and if it rankled me, I'm
sure it bugged many others. Good job list elves!
Secondly,
(HUGE HUGE SNIP)
<Carol (justcarol67) wrote
<<Here's a thought--since
<<HPfGU is for grownups, maybe the List Elves
<<could raise the minimum
<<age to thirty?>
Shaun Hately
> First of all, I object to the idea on personal grounds as I won't
> be thirty myself until early next year (-8
>
> But secondly, I rather despise the idea of their being a solid age
> line anyway. When making laws, sometimes it's a necessity - but not
> for something like this.
>
> There are plenty of 20 year olds I know who are more mature than
> plenty of 30 year olds that I know (I'm at university - I know a
> *lot* of people in these age groups.
>
> Age, of course, has some bearing on whether or not someone is a
> 'grownup' - but there's a lot of other factors as well.
>
>
> Yours Without Wax, Dreadnought
I'd like to say that I entirely agree with Shaun. I can recall some
posters that were high schoolers who posted much much better than
posters over 30 who think age brings excellent posting skills.
Plus, it would be a shame, as Saitaina points out, to lose List
Elves, and possible even moderators.
I would also like to repeat that I don't think the quality of the
list has declined really since I first joined and I joined around
the time of the start of the acronyms and T-Bays. I remember the
three year summer (to use a Sugar Quill reference) when people were
so desperate to find new stuff to talk about that Avery got his 15
minutes of fame. Things have changed, yes, but I think a person
forgets all the annoying posts (and posters) from months or years
ago when they first joined and remember the high points instead.
A Goldfeesh
(who admires Pippin, a veteran poster, for posting her defenses and
links numerous, numerous times without fail)
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