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Rodolphus · 12-07-2012, 11:07 PM

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Originally Posted by iateallthepies

Another member PM'ed this idea to me which I thought was pretty awesome but they didn't want to post it themselves.

Also I had an idea for the uni student thread- how about a 'communuty account' is created with a username and email not linked to any memeber and then community threads could be made by this account and not deleted at the request of the thread starter as they'd be owned by the community as such. (Which I think should be like a mod access only account). Yes its not perfect and new threads would have to be created but the fresh start for the uni thread may be a good thing and help encourage new posters and perhaps be made to coincide with the start of people returning to uni?

I think that could be a really good idea, the new thread for the new year, I mean. And the account could be a positive.

12-07-2012, 11:07 PM	#166
Rodolphus #Azkafam Join Date: Jan 2009	Quote: Originally Posted by iateallthepies Another member PM'ed this idea to me which I thought was pretty awesome but they didn't want to post it themselves. Also I had an idea for the uni student thread- how about a 'communuty account' is created with a username and email not linked to any memeber and then community threads could be made by this account and not deleted at the request of the thread starter as they'd be owned by the community as such. (Which I think should be like a mod access only account). Yes its not perfect and new threads would have to be created but the fresh start for the uni thread may be a good thing and help encourage new posters and perhaps be made to coincide with the start of people returning to uni? I think that could be a really good idea, the new thread for the new year, I mean. And the account could be a positive.
Rodolphus #Azkafam Join Date: Jan 2009	Now I'll play your ghost as my ace, whenever I'm led astray. But I am actually good, can't help it if we're tilted. I'm in my right place, don't be a downer.