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It's realy irritating that most of the threads in there are not even news.
We have numerous pointless threads that are not even needed.
Lost_Witness it back? It's not news?
The background of the homepage has changed? It's not news?
The games tab has gone? It's not news?
i can go on naiming numerous threads.
they should be closed and members should be warned.
In the Specific Forum Rules thread in the Habbo UK News & Rumours Forum, there is a post by 8Freak8 which says ""News" can also refer to anything that may affect or interest a reasonable amount of people." Although it might not be news as such, if it meets those criteria it is fine to be posted in that Forum. If certain things seem totally pointless you could report the post and a Moderator could review it and move it if necessary.
yer but people post proper stupid stuff like 'helkat made a spelling mistake' or summin
it's a change to habbo, it's news.
the lost_witness one wasnt coz it was just the same without himQuote:
Originally Posted by Milennia
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Originally Posted by Milennia
you proberly would of agreed with me if i didn't name one of your threads.
it shouldn't be called Habbo News & Rumours.
It should be Habbo News, Rumours & Gossip :)
half the thread in there are just pointless and just get sarcastic spam replies. :rolleyes:
I agree with things like that, but there are things that say, wouldn't be posted on the Habbox News Pages but might be of interest to people so posting them in the UK News and Rumours should be fine. I think it just requires strict Moderation. I understand some things annoy some people, but it might be interesting to others and it's only fair that everyone gets a slice of the cake or w/e!Quote:
Originally Posted by DOWNFALL
I kind of agree with you, but I still think they should be allowed.
Things like that may lead to bigger secrets or such coming out. You never know. ;)
You can define a rumour as gossip, because people are gossiping if they spread rumours :P.
Threads that you feel are pointless can be reported using the appropriate buttons, however it is a relatively 'common-sense' issue. News to one person can be totally pointless to another, you just have to respect the fact that people have different opinions on what is news.
For example, you could watch the five o'clock news, and hear a story about how a man has 37 cats in his house, this isn't news to me, and yet it is news to somebody else.
someone posted something like "lostie is leaving" and tbh, that's technically a rumour. the rumour part of the forum definatly needs stricter moderation.
lol @ 37 cat thing, how random.