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DarkSlaya   930 Gamma Ray                     Since: 11-17-05 From: Montreal, Canada Last post: 6431 days Last view: 6430 days |
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Originally posted by cecil99 Rules are made because they are needed. I'm 100% sure that the SMW Hacking mods wouldn't have ressorted to 'n00b slaughter mod ™' -if people actually read the damn stickies, read the damn help file - actually spent more than 5 minutes on their 'hack' - fixing the obvious glitches (when half the screenshots have a visible glitch in it, it's not a good sign) In short, if people actually used common sense... Eveything would be fine. --- outbreakofevil0: If you don't care about this community, then go away. Nothing's forcing you to stay. And that'd be one heck of a good rule. |
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jp Red Paragoomba Since: 12-19-05 From: Uruguay Last post: 6778 days Last view: 6778 days |
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| I don't think this is a solution. It's too... aggressive. So yes, some noobies are stupid and ignorant and don't respect any rules and post pointless junk, well that's why they're noobs. But I would rather ignore them, it's normal to have them in what I see as a large, successful community with lot of people still interested in getting started and figuring out how to hack SMW after all this years.
If a newbie posts a stupid thread, well erase it. If he posts 5, erase them all. The way I see it is a normal manteinance clean-up. It's like mowing the lawn. Nuking the lawn and deploying a task force doesn't make it look any better! |
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The Kins Hoarder  Since: 11-18-05 From: Hurf. Last post: 6445 days Last view: 6431 days |
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Originally posted by jpMaybe if they read the rules in the first place, and practiced a bit before posting their glitchy messes, we wouldn't HAVE stupid threads. This is what we're trying to fix. |
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Pac Bandit Free Ice Man!  Since: 11-18-05 From: Ireland Rate me Last post: 6431 days Last view: 6430 days |
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Lets just hope this revolution will encourage our more valued members to return to this forum. I miss the professionals.  |
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Tatrion <_<; Since: 11-17-05 Last post: 6432 days Last view: 6430 days |
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This type of stuff is what the moderators are looking for; constructive critisicm with suggestions. I was even complimented, which suprised me 
Even though that hack was my warm-up (I think I'm a bit better at it now  ), it demonstrates that newbies that aren't shunned will turn out quite well, like I, uh, did 
I just don't like the fact that it was implied that every single thread in forum 20 was garbage. That's simply not true. There were several very good hacks and screenshots and code changes in that forum. Yes, each word is a seperate link, and I got all those by the second page on 57 TPP (threads per page). There are doubtlessly even more that I didn't even take the time to note, but probably deserve the same recognition. I could also make another list of very valid and not idiotic questions that were asked there. Once again, each word is a seperate link. Unfortunatly, I'll admit there were a lot of... obvious questions and somewhat poor hacks, but I don't really feel as if they merited a total forum lock... the expert in anything was once a beginner. But what do I know, really. |
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Xkeeper Took the board down in a blaze of glory, only to reveal how truly moronical ||bass is. Since: 11-17-05 From: Henderson, Nevada Last post: 6431 days Last view: 6431 days |
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| The reason we nuked the whole thing is because it was easier than going through the junk to find the few good threads there.
Maybe we'll move some of the 'good' ones back. |
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ZTaimat 260  Since: 11-19-05 Last post: 6497 days Last view: 6432 days |
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Originally posted by Dagsha  That made me chuckle
Anyway, ITS ABOUT DAMB TIME! Finnally noob questions will be smoltered, Mario Hacking Law will be upheald, and Legoman season will be open! *puts on elmer fudd hat* Shh! be wary wary quiet! I'm hunting newbz |
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Zachio Knuckle Joe  Since: 11-19-05 From: Q forever Last post: 6464 days Last view: 6462 days |
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so it's Legoman season? even Luigi's joining in to keep the
I also agree with Tatrion. (edited by Zachio on 03-08-06 05:12 PM) |
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Imajin Bot Local Moderator Currently affected by 'No syndrome' ---!!!  Since: 12-05-05 From: Camineet, Palm Last post: 6431 days Last view: 6431 days |
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| Oh, so we're just going to fill the new forum with noob-bashing... was that the point? I mean, looking at any new person's hack thread on the old board you get tons of it anyway. | |||
SuperKawaiiNeko Paragoomba  Since: 11-23-05 From: Dream Chaser Last post: 6458 days Last view: 6458 days |
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Originally posted by DarkSlaya No...no it wouldnt. The thing is, you have to distinguish between newbie hacks and n00b hacks. Even more importantly, you have to distinguish between newbies and n00bs. I think that there was a lot of idiocy here. But I also think that the environment was not particularly suitable for breeding intelligence. If someone comes up and posts their first hack, and its the worst hack you've ever seen....so what? Its their first hack. Help them. I dont care what you say, there are always suggestions to be offered, no matter how bad the hack is. To say that it is impossible to suggest a problem to solve because there are too many problems has got to be one of the dumbest things I have ever heard. This is an environment that promotes intelligence. If the newbie does not take the help to heart and shows no interest in improving their methods, then they are not a newbie. They are, in fact, a n00b. Particularly if theyre dicks about it. This is when action is to be taken, against the N00B. Their hack sucks. Thats cool if youre here to learn. If youre just here to post shitty hacks, then we dont wantcha. Shape up or ship out. If you just kick people who really are just plain new and dont know any better instead of trying to help them, they cant learn. Obviously, that doesnt promote learning. In fact it discourages it. Learning is the root of intelligence, people. If you kick out all the newbies who are willing to learn without giving them a chance to do so, you will find an extremely low influx of new talent. Your old talent will get stale, and at that point it is only a matter of time before the whole thing dies. Its like if we banned children because they cant do math, and we dont want to bother teaching them. The human race would inevitably die out. It might take a hundred years, but it WOULD happen. Thats the community. The mods have to do even MORE to help. Go through the archives now and again. Say once a month. Or maybe a page a week, starting from the oldest, and starting over when you get to the newest. Weed out the dead worthless threads, while keeping the good stuff. Good stuff INCLUDES bad hacks where good critisism is provided, so that the newbies might learn from them. Unless, of course, the exact same info is given in another thread. This results in a clean forum we can all enjoy. Send out some PMs to people who are getting out of hand, or who just arent listening. Insist on a reply of comprehension and complience. Hand out bans to dicks and people who just dont want to learn. Yeah, its a lot of work. Being a mod is. If you dont want to put in the work, step down and let someone who IS take over. Those last lines arent directed at anybody in particular, Im just saying being a mod is difficult. Not everyone can handle the load, and some who used to may have a new real life situation that does not allow enough time for managing such a populated board. Life happens. So, please. Control your rage, mighty mods. Temper your swords so that they might best serve the people charged to your care. Let us exercise some constructive discrimination when passing your holy justice. Remember, power without wisdom is chaos. (edited by SuperKawaiiNeko on 03-24-06 03:02 AM) |
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Mike O'Shay Red Koopa  Since: 03-16-06 From: Mushroom Kingdom? Last post: 6630 days Last view: 6431 days |
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| ^^^^^ Great words. I have also seen many, MANY cases (not here, mind you) of people mixing up newbs and n00bs. I'm a newb (at the time of posting this, anyways), and my first hack will likely not be too successful, but at least I'm trying. If you say in the rules that we can't ask stupid questions and that we "MUST UNDERSTAND THE HELP FILE AND FAQS", then it makes everyone new here nervous to post, afraid of being flamed, having topics moved, or even being banned (yes, newb minds work like that.)
Help files are very, VERY confusing. The FAQ helps solve some of the problems, but not nearly all of them. It doesn't really have enough information on ExGFX or the answers to questions many of us would like to know. Human nature: People learn from mistakes. I remember several years ago, I was the worst n00b you'd ever see online. That was all until I got banned (twice) for being underage on GameFAQs, discovered due to my idiocy and poor grammar skills, but now I'm one of the most inelligent people there. I'm fine with giving the n00bs what's theirs, but you first must sort out them from us, the newbies. Otherwise, it'll become just what you'd hoped to prevent, the same people making the same hacks, instead of letting new people join and help share and create their new ideas. |
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Deleted User Banned    Since: 05-08-06 Last post: None Last view: 6431 days |
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Originally posted by SuperKawaiiNekoOriginally posted by DarkSlaya I shed some tears now. *sniff* that was beautiful! No, seriously though; I agree, when I first came to this site back in the day; I was treated like crap, and I was being kind as all get-out. Y'know? I had some hard problems, about exits in LM, but now it's like riding a bike; the point is that I learned all on my own, and did not have any help hardly from anyone because they were the biggest "johnsons" in the world. Luckily for me I loved this SMW hacking so much I didn't want to leave; I'm glad it's better for me today, but still... (edited by Skyon on 03-24-06 12:03 PM) |
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