Vera
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In that case, do you mind excising the inactive circus locations and minigames?
The rotation order is already listed on the front page, and my concern with bumping your thread with updates, as opposed to editing the front page, also includes how it's difficult to find the information I need through all the "spam" posts. (No offense meant, couldn't think of a better word to describe what's going on) The main reason I have the rotation orders on each update is so I can keep track myself of what's upcoming next. Means I don't need to go to the front of the thread to update something.
The minigame spotlight order was originally not there, but was added by request because a lot of players mentioned that some minigames were spotlighted multiple times and didn't know which was following after. I guess some people like to plan what's ahead for goals, etc.
Vera said :
and my concern with bumping your thread with updates, as opposed to editing the front page, also includes how it's difficult to find the information I need through all the "spam" posts. This comment really makes you sound like an FMods alt and similar comments an FMod with a personal vendetta on me used to get the previous threads ruined.
I'm not too sure what 'information' is hard to find throughout the thread, when the only information updated at the end is the minigame spotlight/D&D updates. All the updated posts will always be at the very end, so there's no real need to go back further to look at older updates. The odd 'Bump' post between is me bumping the thread to the top because it no longer has it's sticky, and I've used the bump button on one of the other many threads I have on the forums. I try to spread out using the bump button over a number of my threads so they don't have too many 'bump' posts.
Aorox
, thanks for the response.
In that case, do you mind excising the inactive circus locations and minigames?
The rotation order is already listed on the front page, and my concern with bumping your thread with updates, as opposed to editing the front page, also includes how it's difficult to find the information I need through all the "spam" posts. (No offense meant, couldn't think of a better word to describe what's going on) The main reason I have the rotation orders on each update is so I can keep track myself of what's upcoming next. Means I don't need to go to the front of the thread to update something.
The minigame spotlight order was originally not there, but was added by request because a lot of players mentioned that some minigames were spotlighted multiple times and didn't know which was following after. I guess some people like to plan what's ahead for goals, etc.
Vera said :
and my concern with bumping your thread with updates, as opposed to editing the front page, also includes how it's difficult to find the information I need through all the "spam" posts. This comment really makes you sound like an FMods alt and similar comments an FMod with a personal vendetta on me used to get the previous threads ruined.
I'm not too sure what 'information' is hard to find throughout the thread, when the only information updated at the end is the minigame spotlight/D&D updates. All the updated posts will always be at the very end, so there's no real need to go back further to look at older updates. The odd 'Bump' post between is me bumping the thread to the top because it no longer has it's sticky, and I've used the bump button on one of the other many threads I have on the forums. I try to spread out using the bump button over a number of my threads so they don't have too many 'bump' posts.
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