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1066
« on: March 17, 2012, 09:09:35 pm »
Hmm. It might be better to make a z80 emulator for the Prizm instead that uses the same constants, bcalls, and such as the TI83/84. That way you could technically have Axe for the Prizm and ASM projects would also be able to work on the Prizm as well without having to emulate the entire calculator with redundant functions already provided by the Prizm. (Of course, there might be problems with perhaps the color screen, but that's why it's an emulator and the emulation software can take care of that)
1067
« on: March 13, 2012, 10:04:48 am »
I'm user number 898 I'm surprised I'm actually one of the first 1000.
1068
« on: March 12, 2012, 06:07:16 pm »
I personally think this is the wrong way to go. Members cannot be "slapped on the wrist" anymore for saying something they probably shouldn't have, and in the mind of the poster, there is less reprisal for saying potentially insulting or disrespectful posts. It's not going to ease hard feeling, but more increase them as now, a major part of the control factor on those kinds of posts is now gone. Also, all a regular member can do now is report a post or respond to it. With the downvote, a member could just rate down, feel better and then walk away. Now, they'd have to report the post or respond to (and feed) the troll which would potentially leave dissatisfaction, and thus, more drama. Ultimately, the downvote system was an important control on disrespectful and trolling posts and now that it's removed, the only true formal punishment that can be given is either a ban or suspension. And only a moderator or admin can do that, and the regular member can only point out the posts, but can't do anything directly to them. It's only going to increase drama and unresolved issues. That, I already foresee. I also want to bring up the fact that, while you guys are the managers of the website, this came entirely out of the blue and was made without any sort of discussion on it by the community as a whole. (Or at least none that I have seen) I think that for major site changes like this one, the community should be notified and allowed to offer their own opinions and suggestions, because what if it's something the managers think is a good idea, but the community by and large is against? Also, you are also cutting out a lot of other valid outside opinions on the matter. Basically, I think there should have been a news poll thread suggesting the idea before it was agreed upon and implemented.
There's been extensive discussion on the matter, a large part of which has been public on the forums in various threads (mainly the ones where members 'rage', so to speak, about being downvoted). While there hasn't been much drama due to it recently, historically it's been rather problematic.
As far as the community at large being against it, as far as I can recall, you're the only person to really speak out against it, with most others being neutral or for it.
I remember there being a thread discussing the matter a couple of months ago. However, that was still a couple of months ago and I don't think we reached any sort of conclusion. And I wasn't referring to this matter being controversial, but potential future changes. I would like to see an official discussion take place before major changes are implemented, is all. I'm just bringing that up, because I personally don't like how the matter was discussed in places other members might not see, such as myself. It would also allow for other opinions to come up and possible alternatives before a decision is reached. Personally, I like the idea of having a negative and positive value or perhaps other limits such as a reason behind downvoting. (What if a member could see the reason behind why a post was downrated and that could potentially reduce problems with misunderstanding) Don't know how feasible that would be though...
1069
« on: March 12, 2012, 01:19:31 am »
Secondly the administration team ( Deep, Netham and me ( Eeems ) ) have decided that while the voting system is nice, downvoting has caused too much controversy in the past due to people not understanding how it is suppose to be used. Because of this we have decided to remove the downvote option. Now you can only upvote posts. I personally think this is the wrong way to go. Members cannot be "slapped on the wrist" anymore for saying something they probably shouldn't have, and in the mind of the poster, there is less reprisal for saying potentially insulting or disrespectful posts. It's not going to ease hard feeling, but more increase them as now, a major part of the control factor on those kinds of posts is now gone. Also, all a regular member can do now is report a post or respond to it. With the downvote, a member could just rate down, feel better and then walk away. Now, they'd have to report the post or respond to (and feed) the troll which would potentially leave dissatisfaction, and thus, more drama. Ultimately, the downvote system was an important control on disrespectful and trolling posts and now that it's removed, the only true formal punishment that can be given is either a ban or suspension. And only a moderator or admin can do that, and the regular member can only point out the posts, but can't do anything directly to them. It's only going to increase drama and unresolved issues. That, I already foresee. I also want to bring up the fact that, while you guys are the managers of the website, this came entirely out of the blue and was made without any sort of discussion on it by the community as a whole. (Or at least none that I have seen) I think that for major site changes like this one, the community should be notified and allowed to offer their own opinions and suggestions, because what if it's something the managers think is a good idea, but the community by and large is against? Also, you are also cutting out a lot of other valid outside opinions on the matter. Basically, I think there should have been a news poll thread suggesting the idea before it was agreed upon and implemented.
1070
« on: March 09, 2012, 05:54:36 pm »
It would have to depend on the game and options for which is better. Imo, at least.
1071
« on: March 08, 2012, 09:31:02 pm »
+1 for singing
1072
« on: March 08, 2012, 09:00:21 pm »
Ok, I recorded my voice really quickly. Sooo.... Yeah...
1073
« on: March 08, 2012, 03:45:24 pm »
i got a code but it said that it was invalid??
Please read earlier in this thread and you'll find how to fix the issue.
1074
« on: March 08, 2012, 01:39:36 pm »
I'm excited. Though from a canon standpoint, I have my worries about the Spartan IV program and how the Chief got the Mark VII armor
1075
« on: March 07, 2012, 03:50:07 pm »
Yep. It ends March 31st
1076
« on: March 06, 2012, 11:22:23 pm »
That's minicraft
1077
« on: March 06, 2012, 11:11:30 pm »
O_O I did not expect that, personally. I hope things open up for you and you find yourself able to return to manager.
1078
« on: March 06, 2012, 03:34:14 pm »
If one is started, I would like to help as well, particularly for ideas and methods on implementation and whatnot.
1079
« on: March 06, 2012, 01:34:49 pm »
Good luck in Russia. Hopefully, once you do have more free time and ability to do so, you can return as manager.
1080
« on: March 05, 2012, 06:19:55 pm »
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