Zenigata Nan Demo-R - Page 2

Sucht17 · 12-20-2005

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Originally Posted by Sutibaru

I have seen many manga with hand written text such as this. The writing you see is various heavy metal bands. I guess the artist is a bit sketchy and like heavy metal. hehe

It says BGM and BGV, so I assume that's the stuff he listened to and looked at while making this.

Fake_Name · 12-20-2005

Stop bringing back dead threads! It clutters everything up.

Sutibaru · 12-20-2005

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Originally Posted by Fake_Name

Stop bringing back dead threads! It clutters everything up.

I have no problem with it.

Kyu · 12-20-2005

I kind of agree with Fake_Name, in one sense - sometimes people bring up long-dead threads simply to make a throwaway comment ("Hell yeah!"), which then moves the thread up to the top where it just takes up space for a week or two until it gets shunted off the front page.

I think there have been some re-bumps of value (example is that original Saizou thread, because it was AFTER it was bumped that you started doing your "translation"), but for the most part it's people sifting through the archives who haven't been around. They want their say, which is fine in spirit, but unless it adds something qualitative, since it's no longer topical it's just taking up space.

Sutibaru · 12-21-2005

So let me get this right, you do not want people to post at all on threads that are not at the top of the page. I believe that you should have the freedom to post. I believe that you the people should have the freedom to post where and whenever you like. As long as you can reply to the thread, it is not dead. Plus it always is fun to look at things that people could have missed, instead of it getting posted again.

Of course I am always happy to be complimented on my finds. ^_~

But I don't want this thread filled with a debate of who should post and why not. You are doing worst than their compliments by taking up space on why they should not speak their minds and thank someone.

SkruLuce · 12-21-2005

Speaking your mind is all well and good, but I also agree with Fake Name and Kyu. If you're a relatively new poster and want to look at the old threads to see what you've missed, fine, but if you aren't going to add anything constructive to the topic, why bother posting when its obvious that people are going to complain about bringing back 'dead' topics? For example: This one.

Fake_Name · 12-21-2005

In this case, the thread was brought back cause someone decided to add this:

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Originally Posted by Miracle overloading

Heavy Metal!
Hell yeah!

That does NOT qualify as a intelligent comment. It is definitely not worth even posting when the thread was still fresh, let alone posting it a month after the thread was created.

I have enough issues with thins kind of thing when it's on a recent topic.

Sutibaru · 12-21-2005

And because you decided to make something big out of that small comment, another whole page is filled with this discussion.

BTW. HEAVY METAL RULES!!!

12-20-2005	#16
Kyu Guinness... Brilliant! Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 141	I kind of agree with Fake_Name, in one sense - sometimes people bring up long-dead threads simply to make a throwaway comment ("Hell yeah!"), which then moves the thread up to the top where it just takes up space for a week or two until it gets shunted off the front page. I think there have been some re-bumps of value (example is that original Saizou thread, because it was AFTER it was bumped that you started doing your "translation"), but for the most part it's people sifting through the archives who haven't been around. They want their say, which is fine in spirit, but unless it adds something qualitative, since it's no longer topical it's just taking up space. Last edited by Kyu; 12-20-2005 at 11:28 PM.

12-21-2005	#17
Sutibaru --- Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,865	So let me get this right, you do not want people to post at all on threads that are not at the top of the page. I believe that you should have the freedom to post. I believe that you the people should have the freedom to post where and whenever you like. As long as you can reply to the thread, it is not dead. Plus it always is fun to look at things that people could have missed, instead of it getting posted again. Of course I am always happy to be complimented on my finds. ^_~ But I don't want this thread filled with a debate of who should post and why not. You are doing worst than their compliments by taking up space on why they should not speak their minds and thank someone. __________________ Deviantart\|FurAffinity\|Tumblr\|Picarto

12-21-2005	#20
Sutibaru --- Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,865	And because you decided to make something big out of that small comment, another whole page is filled with this discussion. BTW. HEAVY METAL RULES!!! __________________ Deviantart\|FurAffinity\|Tumblr\|Picarto

12-20-2005	#14
Fake_Name Archives everything Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Fake_Place Posts: 680	Stop bringing back dead threads! It clutters everything up.

12-21-2005	#18
SkruLuce Return of the Incredible Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Arkham Asylum Posts: 1,725	Speaking your mind is all well and good, but I also agree with Fake Name and Kyu. If you're a relatively new poster and want to look at the old threads to see what you've missed, fine, but if you aren't going to add anything constructive to the topic, why bother posting when its obvious that people are going to complain about bringing back 'dead' topics? For example: This one.