13 Feb 08
Originally posted by PBE6I think it's more for like puzzles, chess problems, riddles 'n' stuff and math, physics, etc should go in a separate forum. However, it's not that I really need it. I just made a proposal and decided to also post here because more people read General Forum, not Site Ideas.
Doesn't [b]Posers & Puzzles contain most of the nerd fodder?[/b]
13 Feb 08
Originally posted by kbaumenYeah. A science forum. That's all RHP needs.
If anyone wants a science forum to be created, post here - Thread 87242
13 Feb 08
Originally posted by adam warlockWell obviously you are 100% correct on this issue.
Just like you tell people about your forum posts:
"Don't like don't bloody read it!"
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However, the deeper, underlying reason for me not wanting a science forum is that the fora we have are already filled with 87.569% crap. If we keep making break-off fora, then all we're doing is making good posts even harder to find.
It was Schroedinger who formulated it as such: x=yx(-2) squared.
13 Feb 08
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Originally posted by shavixmirWell obviously you are 100% correct on this issue.
Well obviously you are 100% correct on this issue.
However, the deeper, underlying reason for me not wanting a science forum is that the fora we have are already filled with 87.569% crap. If we keep making break-off fora, then all we're doing is making good posts even harder to find.
It was Schroedinger who formulated it as such: x=yx(-2) squared.
I was being a bit sarcastic as I feel that sometimes you push things a bit too far and it isn't just about a person not liking it, so a person not reading it.
However, the deeper, underlying reason for me not wanting a science forum is that the fora we have are already filled with 87.569% crap. If we keep making break-off fora, then all we're doing is making good posts even harder to find.
Agree with you on most points, but the main reason that makes me support a science forum is thinking that in this way most of the garbage some people post on scientific discussions could be discouraged.
This makes think about the culture forum that was proposed a while ago. Maybe it wasn't a bad idea joining these two fora. They are related after all.