Posted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 9:50 pm
Aww...
There goes my nomination of "mithleading" for our leader mith. :(
Can I say I actually like that as an idea for a title.There goes my nomination of "mithleading" for our leader mith.
One of the cool things about Public asking for expressions of opinion on matters such as this is that when you're told you "can't" do something you've already done, it's very easy to say "you had your chance, mate."sirdanilot wrote:I don't agree with username puns being inherently bad. Many of them may be lame but you can't just ban them outright.
This goes for me as well. Full username.Porochaz wrote:I disagree with rule 3. Totally. I alsogave my opinion. Some username punned titles are good and I think you are banning them mainly because its your personal opinion and not because they are necasserily bad. If you do not change this rule I refuse to let you call me Prozac again
Abuse of Power. No, seriously.Oman wrote:One of the cool things about Public asking for expressions of opinion on matters such as this is that when you're told you "can't" do something you've already done, it's very easy to say "you had your chance, mate."
shaft.ed wrote:8. Titles should be given for whatever they want to be. Titles just happen. If it works it works.
Mr. Flay wrote:8. ...Name-based or avatar-based titles have to be exceptionally clever to make me approve of them.
yawetag wrote:8. Anything. Period.
Don't even ****ing ACT like people didn't voice their opinions; you're just deciding this by fiat, and a blanket statement at that. A simple "usually" would fix your rule with minimum fuss.TSQ wrote:8. Anything that is a relevent part of the posters personality.
Mr. Flay wrote:Abuse of Power. No, seriously.Oman wrote:One of the cool things about Public asking for expressions of opinion on matters such as this is that when you're told you "can't" do something you've already done, it's very easy to say "you had your chance, mate."
shaft.ed wrote:8. Titles should be given for whatever they want to be. Titles just happen. If it works it works.Mr. Flay wrote:8. ...Name-based or avatar-based titles have to be exceptionally clever to make me approve of them.yawetag wrote:8. Anything. Period.Don't even ****ing ACT like people didn't voice their opinions; you're just deciding this by fiat, and a blanket statement at that. A simple "usually" would fix your rule with minimum fuss.TSQ wrote:8. Anything that is a relevent part of the posters personality.
animorpherv1 wrote: 8. Anything that makes a Player stand out.
Then give an example of a good one, and put it in the first post. If people think there idea for a username pun is better, then they will post it.Oman wrote:Flay, I was talking more about sirdanilot himself.
However, I am happy to allow an exceptional username based title, the reason I didn't say "username based titles are cool if they're really good" is because then everyone says "Well mine is exceptional, so I'll suggest that." If I can't qualify the "goodness" required to make an avatar based title, then I'm not going to open that door in policy.
Secondly, the policy I originally wrote just mentioned username titles not all that good, and mith suggested to me that it be emphasised. I made the decision to cast a blanket statement over all username+avatar titles, because I have no idea where to draw that line.
The term "usually" or "exceptional" don't qualify it enough to stop people from trying to cram nearly every title into a pun. I'm all ears on how to solve that. Unless you can help me out with a good qualifier, it stays.
Thestatusquo wrote:I agree with all of omans rules.
They should be in the first post.
"Mafia Scurn"animorpherv1 wrote:Then give an example of a good one, and put it in the first post. If people think there idea for a username pun is better, then they will post it.Oman wrote:Flay, I was talking more about sirdanilot himself.
However, I am happy to allow an exceptional username based title, the reason I didn't say "username based titles are cool if they're really good" is because then everyone says "Well mine is exceptional, so I'll suggest that." If I can't qualify the "goodness" required to make an avatar based title, then I'm not going to open that door in policy.
Secondly, the policy I originally wrote just mentioned username titles not all that good, and mith suggested to me that it be emphasised. I made the decision to cast a blanket statement over all username+avatar titles, because I have no idea where to draw that line.
The term "usually" or "exceptional" don't qualify it enough to stop people from trying to cram nearly every title into a pun. I'm all ears on how to solve that. Unless you can help me out with a good qualifier, it stays.
I was gonna do that...Anon wrote:Nominate Oman for Oh man.
Okay I should stop now.