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A (not so) Friendly Reminder


Zod

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We are cracking down this season on thoughtless and annoying threads.

 

Post a new reactionary thread with "FIRE _________" or "WTF" or something similar it will get deleted and you get a week ban.

 

That crap draws resources on gameday that we need for actual quality threads and posts. In short, if you aren't very bright, avoid creating threads today. It won't end well for you.

 

 

Love,

 

 

Zod

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I rarely open a thread, usually by the time i see something some were it is her in like 5 seconds. I think all of 2 times i ever scooped anything. But ive been reading the huddle for 10 years and look at my lame post count.

 

 

You are one of the posters that is quality over quantity post. 

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Honestly there probably should always be a 24 hour moratorium on all posting after games, win or lose.

Nah we just need to create an Bizarro Huddle where people think they're posting a new thread, but actually they're the only ones who can see it. Then you create a few bots who auto reply to said thread with standard huddle messages like:

 

I agree

I disagree

I don't care

TL;DR

Cam is the best QB ever

Cam is the worst QB ever

That's racist

That's reverse racist

Fire RR

Stoic RR gif

Our o-line sucks

Our o-line is doing surprising well

The season is over... we suck

SUPERBOWLZ!1!!1!

I can't believe we just did that

I can't believe WE just did THAT

 

I think this system would fool most of the new thread posters on gameday. 

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