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5 Dec 2011, 11:31
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Its also the Tomb of the Knight in Indiana Jones: TheLast Crusade.
For those with a reddit account give baggiez some upvotes
http://www.reddit.com/r/EnemyTerritory/comments/n0fsp/enemy_territory_community_still_alive/
Don't think I could jump over that water though :/ hmm!
Do you have any clue what we are talking about?
of course i have. And btw, i don't need to play ET to travel.
"Maybe they should come over here so we can downvote dumb stuff and upvote the good stuff" "once again sorted by upload date instead of relevance."
Reddit'rs love their comment system so much they can't see it for its flaws, sorting by relevance equals stagnation if you're actually pushing a content schedule. There's a reason that every news website is sorted by date. In the words of Mick Jagger, Who's reads yesterdays papers?
His other points are actually accurate and something we hope to fix with CF4.
but gj banning kamz and restricting roba are good steps :)
Reddit's comment system has a massive issue in that people will sometimes make a completely valid constructive comment but are downvoted because it goes against the "accepted" reddit opinion. In the early days this didn't happen, people understood in part thanks to the rediquette that opinions disagreeing with yours can still be upvoted.
The ESReality [+] system I feel is a much better way of doing things. People don't feel a need to cheat the system, and well written insightful content often gets pushed to the top because of the weighted system (ie; the "better" you are at contributing, the more weight your [+] carries). Sure it isn't perfect but I think it would be great to implement. You can see in crossfire sometimes just how many comments are needless replies such as "+1", "agreed", etc... a simple +/like button would work better (but don't track who +'d what in the actual content, only a value of some kind)
But downvotes certainly don't belong here, they would only be abused. Ignore system is good enough to deal with those who are truly cancerous, although they still scare off unregistered/new users.
(sorry i had to edit your comment, but floors was really hurting my eyes :p)
Reddit is 'gameless' though it has such a huge SC2 following it should now survive without it even if as you and I both allude to, it is a cult of its own inception and self governing ruleset which is far from mainstream friendly. The front page of reddit is so intimidating for a new person to get involved in, more so than CF3.
ESReality is anything but 'gameless' and despite excellent functionality that is only now showing its age it was killed by under moderation of the CPM hardcore and is beyond saving.
There is a path between ESR & Reddit that I'd like CF4 to tread, whether we are successful or not - who knows.
Regarding +'ing specifically we will have Google +1'ing on content for CF4 and will later release a specific comment +'ing system that is different to both ESR's & Reddit's.
Crossfire itself is a bad, bad site. Whenever there is some sign of moderation, admins like to take a leisure to powertripping and abuse their powers. Stay clear. Its a great site for trolling and talking bullshit but thats it.
pics posted before.