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OK, understood... And now, that it is time to go to sleep I'm really happy! :rolleyes:
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I too think sports threads are a waste of virtual space. And spoilers in subject lines.
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Well, Yesterday I went to sleep happy and missed two points: 1. Probably somebody who is interested in football and that has not seen the match would not be happy to read the results of the match between Madrid and Barça here. 2. There are not much interested people in football here. So... At the bottom of this message you can see the original post (which is something wonderfully well engineered and beautiful) :rolleyes: Regarding the first point... I can't change all the posts that are related to the original one so I'm sorry if I ruined an experience to anyone... [original post] Subject line: Madrid 0 - Barça 2 :-D :thumbsup: [/original post]
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Lionel Messi!!! :cool: Hes so quick in his attack. :thumbsup: At 1 time the defenders had to sit on him to stop him.!!! :laugh: Players like Ramos got yellow becuz he had to foul him to stop him. :laugh:
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I too think sports threads are a waste of virtual space. And spoilers in subject lines.
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my point exactly
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my point exactly
Then allow me to make a point. Sports are boring. Lots of people here think so. So we downvote sports posts... to discourage people from posting them. Well, I don't usually (they are only really problematic when they are numerous), but this one contained a score in the subject line, and that is clearly annoying even to those who do like sports, because it potentially ruins the game for them.
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Then allow me to make a point. Sports are boring. Lots of people here think so. So we downvote sports posts... to discourage people from posting them. Well, I don't usually (they are only really problematic when they are numerous), but this one contained a score in the subject line, and that is clearly annoying even to those who do like sports, because it potentially ruins the game for them.
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Ah! Mob mentality is a new norm here. Got it!
AspDotNetDev wrote:
this one contained a score in the subject line, and that is clearly annoying even to those who do like sports, because it potentially ruins the game for them.
So? Are they also complaining to editors of news programs they watch? If you don't want to know what's going on in the world, maybe you should skip places where current events are being discussed. It's that simple.
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Ah! Mob mentality is a new norm here. Got it!
AspDotNetDev wrote:
this one contained a score in the subject line, and that is clearly annoying even to those who do like sports, because it potentially ruins the game for them.
So? Are they also complaining to editors of news programs they watch? If you don't want to know what's going on in the world, maybe you should skip places where current events are being discussed. It's that simple.
Mladen Jankovic wrote:
Are they also complaining to editors of news programs they watch?
If they are about to broadcast the match after the news, they do tell you to look away before they report the scores...
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
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Mladen Jankovic wrote:
Are they also complaining to editors of news programs they watch?
If they are about to broadcast the match after the news, they do tell you to look away before they report the scores...
Almost, but not quite, entirely unlike... me...
Heh, not here, mate. Anyways, nobody broadcasts the match over this site, so there's no need to apply this little rule of yours here.
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Heh, not here, mate. Anyways, nobody broadcasts the match over this site, so there's no need to apply this little rule of yours here.
It would still be courteous of you not to post the results of sporting events as the subject title of your messages. Even if it is unlikely that somebody might see the results of a match they had recorded at home because they were at work while it was on, but decided to take a quick check in the CP Lounge before going home to see what people are up to.
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Ah! Mob mentality is a new norm here. Got it!
AspDotNetDev wrote:
this one contained a score in the subject line, and that is clearly annoying even to those who do like sports, because it potentially ruins the game for them.
So? Are they also complaining to editors of news programs they watch? If you don't want to know what's going on in the world, maybe you should skip places where current events are being discussed. It's that simple.
"Mob mentality" would better be applied to sporting events. But, yes, the Lounge is a community area with etiquette and mores.
Mladen Jankovic wrote:
maybe you should skip places where current events are being discussed
The common courtesy is to mark the subject with "[sports]", "[football]", "[soccer]" or what have you so that others know to ignore the thread. The less common courtesy is to just not post sport threads.
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Well, Yesterday I went to sleep happy and missed two points: 1. Probably somebody who is interested in football and that has not seen the match would not be happy to read the results of the match between Madrid and Barça here. 2. There are not much interested people in football here. So... At the bottom of this message you can see the original post (which is something wonderfully well engineered and beautiful) :rolleyes: Regarding the first point... I can't change all the posts that are related to the original one so I'm sorry if I ruined an experience to anyone... [original post] Subject line: Madrid 0 - Barça 2 :-D :thumbsup: [/original post]
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modified on Thursday, April 28, 2011 2:32 AM
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Heh, not here, mate. Anyways, nobody broadcasts the match over this site, so there's no need to apply this little rule of yours here.
I don't even care about football or cricket, but it would be courteous not to have spoilers (for those may watch it later).
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Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum
Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, improve readability, and make me actually look at the code.
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Well, Yesterday I went to sleep happy and missed two points: 1. Probably somebody who is interested in football and that has not seen the match would not be happy to read the results of the match between Madrid and Barça here. 2. There are not much interested people in football here. So... At the bottom of this message you can see the original post (which is something wonderfully well engineered and beautiful) :rolleyes: Regarding the first point... I can't change all the posts that are related to the original one so I'm sorry if I ruined an experience to anyone... [original post] Subject line: Madrid 0 - Barça 2 :-D :thumbsup: [/original post]
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modified on Thursday, April 28, 2011 2:32 AM
as i live just outside of barcelona currently i can say that we could hear the screams and cheers of the people watching the game on tv as it happened ... for the 2nd leg we're going to the local bar to see it with the locals ... they are *crazy* passionate about barca :)
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SORRY! :sigh:
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as i live just outside of barcelona currently i can say that we could hear the screams and cheers of the people watching the game on tv as it happened ... for the 2nd leg we're going to the local bar to see it with the locals ... they are *crazy* passionate about barca :)
"mostly watching the human race is like watching dogs watch tv ... they see the pictures move but the meaning escapes them"
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they are *crazy* passionate about barca
There is not another way to be here... :laugh: Where do you live Lauren?
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