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[Hecktix]

yeah but it would increase posting etc. its popular on a lot of forums which use it.

I'd rather have the friendly, community feel than a few more posts.

[scottish]

only purpose of congrats forum is free post count lets b honest


GRATS YOU WERE GREAT STAFF... what was ur job again??

[Hecktix]

only purpose of congrats forum is free post count lets b honest


GRATS YOU WERE GREAT STAFF... what was ur job again??

Nope, as post count is disabled and always has been in there

[HotelUser]

I'd rather have the friendly, community feel than a few more posts.

Having staff announcements being announced in the announcements forum, and then a congratulatory thread be made in return (previously in the feedback section prior to the creation of the forum tailored to the task) has been an element of Habbox since pretty well the very beginning. It's not harming anybody, postcount doesn't increase there, and if you don't like the forum--well--just don't browse it

[Tintinnabulate]

I'd rather have the friendly, community feel than a few more posts.

Just means people can add comments on announcements. I can see a lot of people commenting on most announcements. Doesn't make the forum less friendly ...

[Hecktix]

Just means people can add comments on announcements. I can see a lot of people commenting on most announcements. Doesn't make the forum less friendly ...

Yeah but like Garion said, the fact someones gone to the trouble to make a thread for you to say goodbye, or thankyou is quite nice.

[Tintinnabulate]

Yeah but like Garion said, the fact someones gone to the trouble to make a thread for you to say goodbye, or thankyou is quite nice.

And if someone doesn't make a thread then its not very nice for them
But if the threads were automatically copied in a dedicated reply forum, it would mean more people are likely to reply .

[Nixt]

It devalues and depersonalises the system of thanking people. It's this system which works just fine or not at all. I would prefer our current system which doesn't really have any troubles at all.