IKR :lol:

Dear yele, if I understand your post correctly, I already have.

You're most welcome! Glad to see my comment was appreciated!

I don't really get what's so special about it as a genre, but yeah, seems it must be good.

My condolences go to the victims and their community.

Saying who your least favourite staff members are in your opinion, and what they could do to improve (politely), won't harm anyone either... I'm struggling to understand why we're allowed to refer to staff when we want to compliment them, but not when we want to offer areas where they could improve. Anyway, we can discuss it in private, so this topic can get back on track. Thanks for your explanation ^_^

The above posts should be hidden. They break the rules in that they refer to specific staff members. Funnily enough, this rule has been applied to critical posts over complimemtary ones, as shown above... It would be great if I could receive a response to the point made here. For example, if I posted "mod xyz is amazing" and "mod xyz is terrible", shouldn't both be hidden? It seems only the critical ones are being hidden here and elsewhere, though...

PC gaming FTW.

Already said :P

Thanks! :D

:lol: Thanks for the feedback guys, I'll redo it completely.

Good topic ^_^ How're you going to know what you're good at if you only fully learn one subject? You might be great at the advanced level of Physics, for example, even though you could have been mediocre at it in secondary school. In any case, you're not going to be good at everything you learn, but employers want to see that you've had a varied education anyway. It's good to have a rounded knowledge; knowing a basic level of arithmetic but not being very good at further Maths topics is better than not knowing any Maths at all, for example.

The above posts should be hidden. They break the rules in that they refer to specific staff members. Funnily enough, this rule has been applied to critical posts over complimemtary ones, as shown above... And that's because it seems even the mods themselves haven't collectively drawn a line for when something breaks the rule on discussion of the moderation system - a post which one mod might see as acceptable could be hidden by another. Then, the post would be unhidden and rehidden as the mods try to decide whether it breaks the rules or not. As has happened here and elsewhere. Numerous times. No wonder players are scared... Note: This post doesn't break the rules, I believe, so please don't hide it.

Still a few hours to go :P Congrats, and great poetry ^_^

Nah, but it's so easy to tell when it's one of your alts, mainly because of the ":3" smiley you use, and the "im" which never seems to have an apostrophe, though it should do xD Anyway, back on-topic.