Arandor
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Okay, let's imagine the following scenario. Let's say there are 6-7 GMs who are planning to run games for 2-3 months. These are just hypothetical numbers. They all create threads related to their games, including polls. And it turns out that 3 of them have roughly the same issues with the game mechanics. We all try to help each other here, but it's unlikely that anyone will want to write the same thing three times. At best, they'll copy and paste. And if someone writes to Pete, "Hey, look, Kolya has the same issue, I explained everything in his thread, I'm too lazy to repeat myself, you can find it yourself," then poor Pete will have to dig through Kolya's thread and think, "Why did I even create my own thread if I have to look for the answer in Kolya's?" In this case, both sides will be inconvenienced. But if all of this were in one thread, it would be easy to highlight it with a quote and explain everything clearly in one post.
Besides, the polls were created for questionable games. I don't think there would be many of those in the future.
Zubr, regarding the system and the word "can," that's just your subjective opinion. People are not obligated to act in accordance with it. Do you understand? It's a different matter if these were forum rules, but these are just personal preferences. Don't impose your opinion on others.
I created my thread for a limited time, and I would delete it later.
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