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Luke
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| daishogun wrote: | Actually it probably won't matter anymore, because it was based on purely the front page content, and I've only just realised what happened to that  |
I would still continue with it, could contain links to archives?
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| daishogun wrote: | | Actually it probably won't matter anymore, because it was based on purely the front page content, and I've only just realised what happened to that |
Think of it as a template, and with some modification use it for other sites?
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I guess I could, but it was designed by people on the website, and the staff, particularly James V, were so helpful when it came to creating it, I'd honestly feel bad if I adapted it for use somewhere else. The coding experience was fantastic though, and I'll always be able to say my first creation was for PALGN
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| daishogun wrote: | | I guess I could, but it was designed by people on the website, and the staff, particularly James V, were so helpful when it came to creating it, I'd honestly feel bad if I adapted it for use somewhere else. The coding experience was fantastic though, and I'll always be able to say my first creation was for PALGN |
I wouldn't feel bad about porting it to other places if possible.
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Would it be unreasonable to have a 'goodbye post' forum?
It seems like 80% of active threads are for this purpose. I'm not sure if that's something to be happy or sad about.
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| grim-one wrote: | Would it be unreasonable to have a 'goodbye post' forum?
It seems like 80% of active threads are for this purpose. I'm not sure if that's something to be happy or sad about. |
What, like Roland is gonna create it? Does anyone else still have the power for such a thing?
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^ I have no idea. I'm just being a troll really 
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I think a dedicated goodbye thread is a great idea. As long as people don't think that it is cheapening their own goodbye.
Of course, let it roll. I think we're past caring if things get messy here.
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