ML posts

Ankh Morpork · Post by **Ankh Morpork** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 11:57 am

Medjai wrote:im 100% sure most of excal ppl will use FH

Doesnt really matter...people who visit FH could still copy the raid info to this forum to help others out.

/Ankh

Finolin · Post by **Finolin** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:10 pm

One of the mods on FH has posted that he'll be copying over info on all prydwen.net raids to his section of the forum, which I think is a good idea.

I voted again clustering, but I'm actually starting to look forward to it.

Mojo · Post by **Mojo** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 12:35 pm

Finolin wrote:One of the mods on FH has posted that he'll be copying over info on all prydwen.net raids to his section of the forum, which I think is a good idea..

Yes its a great idea, can someone do the same in reverse so we have sticky links to Excal run raids?

Mojo · Post by **Mojo** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 1:31 pm

Mojo wrote:Yes its a great idea, can someone do the same in reverse so we have sticky links to Excal run raids?

HINT, HINT!!

Quinlan · Post by **Quinlan** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 2:40 pm

/me ponders what Mojo is on about

Quinlan · Post by **Quinlan** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 2:43 pm

Ankh Morpork wrote:Right, I would like to see a subgroup just for ML raids. I know we had abit too many subgroups earlier but as it's easy to loose track of ML bg/grp steps in the main area it would be nice if we had a specific area for it. Especially as there might be more of it now that we cluster. Not sure if anyone else agree, but thats atleast what I would like to see.

Edit: I know you make some of the posts sticky, but it would still be nice to have all BG/GRP step at the same place. Easier to get an overview of it all. Some people might want artifact raids or any other raid in an area like that too but for a start it would be nice for just the masterlevels.

/Ankh

Personally i dont see the necessity for a seperate forum. Ofcourse i dont go to alot of ML raids so that might explain. But please enlighten me how you can 'miss' threads in hib/disc they way it works now.

One time raids are being bumped by attendance and rushes are stickied. Furthermore if the raid leader doesnt forget, all the raids are on the calendar. Ideal place to get an overview imo.

Finolin · Post by **Finolin** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 2:57 pm

Quinlan wrote:One time raids are being bumped by attendance and rushes are stickied. Furthermore if the raid leader doesnt forget, all the raids are on the calendar. Ideal place to get an overview imo.

/agree

I would encourage all raid leaders to please use the calendar. It's underutilized as far as I'm concerned.

Finolin

Ankh Morpork · Post by **Ankh Morpork** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 2:59 pm

Quinlan wrote:Personally i dont see the necessity for a seperate forum. Ofcourse i dont go to alot of ML raids so that might explain. But please enlighten me how you can 'miss' threads in hib/disc they way it works now.

One time raids are being bumped by attendance and rushes are stickied. Furthermore if the raid leader doesnt forget, all the raids are on the calendar. Ideal place to get an overview imo.

It's quite easy to miss as there are new posts about everything being made every day. So even if they do bump there is still quite big chance they move onto next page. And as I said, its usually just ml rushes being sticked. Surely it cant be that much problem for people if they are copied into another sub section? I know I would like it that way as ive got quite a few chars that I need ml raids/steps for and it's easier to get an overview of what is avaible atm.

/Ankh

Ankh Morpork · Post by **Ankh Morpork** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 3:00 pm

Finolin wrote:/agree

I would encourage all raid leaders to please use the calendar. It's underutilized as far as I'm concerned.

Finolin

The calendar is ofc good too. But as I said I still want an ML section. They can still be posted where they are being posted now but another copy of them in the masterlevel section.

/Ankh

Quinlan · Post by **Quinlan** » Wed Oct 26, 2005 3:01 pm

Ankh,

Wouldnt it be easier to use the calendar for that as it is its intended goal. Now the hard part is to get people to use it.