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If youre gonna ask about in-game titles, I wouldnt use those either.

what do in-game titles have to do with THIS forum suggestion,,

btw we already have titles??

smartiewolfs a dit :

a dit :VoirMasquer

If youre gonna ask about in-game titles, I wouldnt use those either.

what do in-game titles have to do with THIS forum suggestion,,
btw we already have titles??

Context xP Was just part of the context, also assuring if someone also asked something like "We have in-game titles, why not in the forum?", that, as I was replying to Shamousey's statement, it is just my preference to not have them if I can have that option.

/support

No. It gives people even more incentive to write posts just for the sake of it and the forums will be a lot less constructive.

Some dude said some words on it here:

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If I have learned anything from the Internet, it is this: be very, very careful when you put a number next to someone's name. Because people will do whatever it takes to make that number go up.

Furthermore, people might perceive a poster with a high number (in this case fancy title) to have more authority, credit, whatever, which he actually also touches on here:

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Printing a post count number next to every user's name implies that the more you post, the better things are. The more you talk, the better the conversations become. Is this the right message to send to everyone in a discussion? More fundamentally, is this even true?

I don't see this being healthy for the forum. It's fun, yeah. TFM titles are fun. But in a place of discussion, I don't think it would be good.

So kinda like the CheeseFormice forums
but I gotta say
/no support

Yeah this is something I'd love to see, /support, I'd love for the titles to be customisable like the ones ingame though, it'd make great for say the admins maybe making a contest where you'd get a forum rank

^ And cause even more hassle for staff with spamming? Gods no.

^ muting someone for spam should be the same amount of hassle as ignoring someone ingame, I'm sure staff would be just fine.

e; no support, basically what dedax said.

No lol. You'll have more people posting, for one. That means more spammers, on an already taxed moderation team and in some communities, staff teams that don't even have sentinels (which means sentinels from other communities will have to attend to them as well). It's not "the same amount of hassle as ignoring someone in game." It's not even comparable.