Treamayne Posted December 30, 2024 Posted December 30, 2024 I see many threads possibly causing conflict, and I would just like to remind people that you have the [Support] and [Discuss] tools for your thread titles (Original poster can edit the title to add these tags by editing the first post of the thread - please see the Sharder FAQ for more detail, if needed). If you clarify what kind of thread you are hoping to make, maybe we can avoid some of the conflict we see appearing in these threads. WaT seems to be a devisive release, and I hope everyone remembers we are all allowed to feel and express our own opinions without personal attacks. From Chaos, at that link: Quote That’s where these tags come in. After a lot of discussion, we’ve come up with a simple two-tag model: [Discuss] and [Support]! [Discuss] should be used to signal that you are open to: More in-depth digging into a topic Disagreements or challenges to your ideas Debate and collaborative theorycrafting [Support], on the other hand, indicates that you want to: Talk about something that bothers you, without being criticized for being bothered Express joy, appreciation, or enthusiasm, knowing that others in the thread will respond with the same vibe Have a more casual conversation, avoiding nitpicking and debate “But what is a tag and how do I use it?” I hear you asking. Basically, using [Discuss]/[Support] will function the same as the tags in topic titles that indicate spoilers. Simply add the appropriate tag to the end of your topic title in square brackets, like so: THEORY! Aons are Shardblades in Disguise! [Discuss] Way of Kings Needs More Balat POVs [Support] And of course, keep spoilers out of topic titles! Happy discussions everybody. 1
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