by Roody_Yogurt » Wed Feb 12, 2003 3:11 pm
Just like two days ago, I installed PINE-pc (my favorite newsreader... I can't stand newsreaders that make it hard to delete posts I've already read) and started to read r*if after months of absence.
I think it's too bad that things are bad enough that people are seriously considering a moderated group (although they've considered it in the past, too), but the main reasons I stopped keeping up with r*if is because I just don't find 95% of the posts interesting. Sure, I'm giving it another chance, but I'm sure it hasn't changed that much and just hope my tolerance has built up over time. Moderation, while keeping us free of flames and trolls, also just won't make the newsgroup altogether interesting again, so for me, it's not a priority.
Of course, the main thing I think people can do to help the IF scene is to just go out and write the kind of IF they want to play. Luckily, we have Robb here to do just that while I do the exact opposite, hacking computers to destroy as much source code as I can.
Just like two days ago, I installed PINE-pc (my favorite newsreader... I can't stand newsreaders that make it hard to delete posts I've already read) and started to read r*if after months of absence.
I think it's too bad that things are bad enough that people are seriously considering a moderated group (although they've considered it in the past, too), but the main reasons I stopped keeping up with r*if is because I just don't find 95% of the posts interesting. Sure, I'm giving it another chance, but I'm sure it hasn't changed that much and just hope my tolerance has built up over time. Moderation, while keeping us free of flames and trolls, also just won't make the newsgroup altogether interesting again, so for me, it's not a priority.
Of course, the main thing I think people can do to help the IF scene is to just go out and write the kind of IF they want to play. Luckily, we have Robb here to do just that while I do the exact opposite, hacking computers to destroy as much source code as I can.