Posting limits--not the same as setting limits

Ceridwen ceridwennight at ceridwennight.yahoo.invalid
Mon Sep 22 10:47:52 UTC 2008


Potioncat:
> Greetings Elves--and Fellow Feedback members

Ceridwen/Vexxy:
Salutations!

Potioncat:
> I was thinking maybe it would add some volume on those days when 
> threads start waving if we didn't have to count our replies before 
they 
> posted. So I've come with a question. Is the 5 post per day limit 
still 
> in effect?
> 
> A. Yes, and now we have our eye on you.
> 
> B. Yes, but we don't enforce it.
> 
> C. No, and why weren't you paying attention when it was announced?

Vexxy:
D.  Yes and we does count.  *looking smug until losing one paperclip 
holding tea towels together*

Ceridwen:
I agree with everyone who has answered so far.  New or occasional 
posters might get shy if a few people dominated the list.  Posting 
limits also encourage some martialling of thought and private 
exploration of a theory before posting, while unlimited posting means 
a person can go through the stages of refining a theory on the board, 
taking up a lot of time for people who don't always have a lot of 
time but who are still interested in that particular subject.

I also agree that we might have a discussion about this issue to see 
what everybody thinks.  We have had some slow days recently so maybe 
a lot of people are thinking about this.

Ceridwen/Vexxy Elf.





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