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29 Jan 2012, 10:46 am #1
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Organising Anime & Manga Section
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Open question to those who are about: It was brought to my attention that several (most) of the threads in Current Series are no longer current and need moving.
Also, thread movement may irk some people. I suppose we could make it a pre-req now to use the [thread] BBCode to set permanent links to specific threads, rather than full paths
Are we happy to carry on with the one mega subforum of Older Series, or should we sort old threads into Years or Decades (10s Series, 00s Series, 90s Series...) subs?
I don't want this questions to linger too long, so I'll just suppose we're okay to carry on as we are if we can't reach a consensus by next week.
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29 Jan 2012, 9:57 pm #2
Decades seems good, but a bit too big. Maybe every 5 years is good enough?
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30 Jan 2012, 2:44 am #3
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I knew I should have put an "other" option up there. Nothing's ever good enough for you lot
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30 Jan 2012, 4:48 am #4
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30 Jan 2012, 10:33 pm #6
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31 Jan 2012, 5:37 am #7
http://forums.animesuki.com/
Works fine for them, I think this is a good idea
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1 Feb 2012, 5:00 pm #8
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so... no clear winner in the poll yet, but a general trend towards keeping what we already have?
But what we already have isn't used
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2 Feb 2012, 7:27 pm #9
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Take all the badass series (old and new) and plaster them into a subforum of badassery and then stick the not so well known series and seperate them by currents and oldies.
Should remember what happened the last time Balmung had the power to change my name.
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4 Feb 2012, 7:04 am #10
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it's the deciding what counts as badass, tho' isn't it? That's entirely subjective.
I don't know how this has helped me yet >< You lot are useless. Almost as much as me!
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4 Feb 2012, 9:01 am #11
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Almost he says!
Well I'm not one for wanting to crowd the place with lurkers but most anime forums stick the most popular of the anime and manga series all over their site, you know, to attract attention.
While we've never been one to do that, seems it might be our best effort to attract some new peeps.Should remember what happened the last time Balmung had the power to change my name.
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4 Feb 2012, 2:48 pm #12
Warmly supported.
Those who know me understand that I care little for what is considered "hot" or "current" by the majority. I discuss what I love or find interesting. (Often only if there is at least one person to have a meaningful discussion with, though.) Decades classification seems like a practically unambiguous way to go, if organizing is needed.__________________
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9 Feb 2012, 2:38 am #13
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Plonking the hottest new series around the site to attract people might not be a bad idea, but we've not got people interested in <insert series here> to drive discussion. I don't see folks who are here and may already be interested shouting about new series they're following, and people need to get into the habit of doing that.
I'm kinda the same way as Kata. As I said earlier its deciding what's badass, isn't it? We may not be following trends here, exactly, but we had a formula for years and stuck to it and were kind of left behind after a while. I only really latch on to a series at a time, and it may not be the new and coming thing. I then tend not to let go of it for the longest time.
I'd like to take a mix of these ideas and lump 'em together. Decades seems like the way to go if we need to organise further. If people are generally happy with the way things are right now, we don't need to organise our mega forum into bunches.
Proper thread titling (and tagging) should be observed when posting threads.
When creating a thread:
- Use the prefix option for Anime, Manga, Images and Polls
- Give your post a descriptive title, including the series name
- Tag the thread with the series name so it's searchable
- If the series name doesn't suit a particular thread or if it isn't clear, tag the thread
- If the series name gets translated at any point, ensure you tag this too
Following those rules should save on having to search too hard for particular threads.
if people feel a series has reached a certain point and become a hot topic with lots of threads sprawling about the place they can be added to a subforum, but I'd like to avoid this until we know the series has become a hit here
Oh, and remember to use [thread][/thread]
How's that all sound?
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as far as interest goes the primary reason i come and look at the current series forum is for the new shows to watch and then discuss, if i see a show, i wanna put it in an upstart forum, i like the decade forums idea. it will allow me to find some of the 80's series i used to watch.
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I completely agree with your sentiments. I for one only remained here because of how everyone had a united interest in Love Hina & Negima which is why, in my opinion, this forum was one the best. It's not a random internet forum with a myriad of equally random strangers and topics but I think we have to face the music and agree that we'll need to go out on a limb to gather attention for the place.
I'm not one for following the latest trends of anime and manga, matter of fact I don't bother with it at all. I keep to my oldies-but-goodies series. I think there are plenty of fans of all series that feel the same and those are the people we want here. BUT that's not gonna happen unless we get the word out. That's why I think we might need to step out of our comfort zone and start getting with trends and send out the message that "We can be hip too!"
The decades idea isn't such a bad plan but we'll need a nicer name for everything. Saying "These series were from such and such date to such and such date doesn't sound appealing. I think separating the oldies is great but we should do the same thing of getting the most popular of those and somehow promoting it around so the old fans get their interest peaked to check it out.
I'm going to be honest hina, I'm not against the idea at all but I know most people won't be bothered to do itShould remember what happened the last time Balmung had the power to change my name.
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