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As has become tradition, I am (once again) bumping this thread to highlight our Forum Etiquette rules with our newer members. Please pay particular attention to @Zachary's post about "Useless Nonsense." His main point is that you should limit your posts to substantive additions to conversations.
Can we make objectively true derogatory statements about well known people yet?

so by using logic?, soon or six flags is gonna be bought by (insert nfl team owner)
I’ve heard Jim Irsay is interested
 
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Can we make objectively true derogatory statements about well known people yet?

You can criticize and critique freely, but our prohibition against ad hominems specifically still protects any and every (real) person as we believe this tends to produce the best discussions.

If you think this is bad policy, that's fine—you can propose a change to any of your elected advisory panel members.
 
Wanted to reply to this but didn't want to derail the thread.

im surpised no one made a thread for Warner bros movie world Australia (and the other austtralian parks)

so, here's the thread

here is a video of the park in today
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As a general rule, we don't proactively make threads for things just to have a thread for things anymore. If there's news, rumors, or just broadly any sort of discussion that someone wants to have and a thread to house that conversation doesn't yet exist, a thread should definitely be made—this isn't a post advocating against new threads broadly. Making a thread just to have one for possible, unknown, future conversation though—a thread where that conversation isn't expected to immediately exist—is discouraged though.

This is a change from our approach long ago so confusion is completely understandable. The goal is just to ensure that, when a thread shows up in the What's New feed, it is because there is a time-relevant justification for it being there and/or there's an active discussion of some sort taking place that readers may be interested in consuming/participating in.
 
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Wanted to reply to this but didn't want to derail the thread.



As a general rule, we don't proactively make threads for things just to have a thread for things anymore. If there's news, rumors, or just broadly any sort of discussion that someone wants to have and a thread to house that conversation doesn't exist, a thread should definitely be made. Making a thread to have one for possible, unknown future conversation though is discouraged.

This is a change from our approach long ago so confusion is completely understandable. The goal is just to ensure that, when a thread shows up in the What's New feed, it is because there is a time-relevant justification for it being there and/or there's an active discussion of some sort taking place.
d'oh, I want to bring the awareness of parks that are rarely talked about to this site
 
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