I am not wholly certain how I am to put this but I believe that you used to do a more strict enforcement of the topics of this forum being concerned with Forgotten Realms and not much else. Certainly, minor off topics were allowed as long as they remained under control as you have often pointed out. However, lately this has declined I believe. It is not rare to see members point out threads that they deem irrelevant. Am I mistaken? In any case, I do not think it would hurt the forums if you 'moderated' them somewhat more ...uhm... you know...tight (for an obvious lack of a better word).
-Echon
"If others had not been foolish, we should be so."
Indeed youre quite right Echon. For fear of being labelled a killjoy I was holding back for a day or so in the hope that things would calm down. The "Welcome and Well Met" forum has become a banter ground for a number of people and lately checking "Active Topics" has revealed very little Realms specific talk.
Please all refrain from personal conversations on the forum and lets get those tomes back open and get some Realmslore researched and discussed
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[Bookwyrm stops at a look from both Echon and Alaundo.] "Oh, all right. Spoilsports . . . ."
[Bookwyrm goes back to more serious stuff . . . for now. ]
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I completetly agree Sometimes (more and more often) when i check the vast amount of active topics i don't even read that i find completly useless (like the someone vs someone else topics!)
Okay, that one I agree with. Even when it's an all-Realms "pvp" it can be annoying.
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To Alaundo
Posted - 05 Mar 2003 : 11:23:58
Killjoy. 
Some wyrmlings are hard to restrain. Part of their willfull nature. Once they grow towards maturity - adult, wyrm, great wyrm - they'll behave.
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