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| − | + | Go to my blog please and someone with a decent level of forum authority comment on my Forum Theory. | |
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| − | + | I swear this is the only way that to actually allow for the development of the ideals of my forum theory, which are the niche-audience, the creation and fluidity of forum social classes for voting in games/forum government, the restriction but existing state of forum democracy, the forum having a recognized leader with superior control over the forum, the creation and restriction to a niche audience, the eternal conflict between two low-quality forums that is the only way to stop the new and inexperienced audiences of those forums from wavering, the integration of new users into a forum by creating a specific space for new users that has some appeal for experienced users, increasing the responsibility of game designers to create a ladder for the experience range, possibly incorporating game designers into the forum government, and other proposals. | |
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| − | + | Also, someone with wargame experience help me with my wargame Crusade(also on my blog). I'm trying to build the most high quality game on AoPS and I'm afraid it might be imbalanced. | |
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Latest revision as of 14:08, 3 August 2022
Go to my blog please and someone with a decent level of forum authority comment on my Forum Theory.
I swear this is the only way that to actually allow for the development of the ideals of my forum theory, which are the niche-audience, the creation and fluidity of forum social classes for voting in games/forum government, the restriction but existing state of forum democracy, the forum having a recognized leader with superior control over the forum, the creation and restriction to a niche audience, the eternal conflict between two low-quality forums that is the only way to stop the new and inexperienced audiences of those forums from wavering, the integration of new users into a forum by creating a specific space for new users that has some appeal for experienced users, increasing the responsibility of game designers to create a ladder for the experience range, possibly incorporating game designers into the forum government, and other proposals.
Also, someone with wargame experience help me with my wargame Crusade(also on my blog). I'm trying to build the most high quality game on AoPS and I'm afraid it might be imbalanced.
