In before teejay rages about the locked thread.

FWIW, I don't think the thread should have been locked, either. I actually typed out a post partially agreeing with the guy and backing up some of his arguments just after it got locked that didn't make the cut. It wasn't a bad thread, just lol Tyson Kidd.

I didnt lock this one, but to be fair, the guy was deleted so the thread would be gone anyways

I locked it because I thought it was a pretty lol thread. He wasnt exactly making shining points and I think if we allow that thread the path that leads us on is toward a 411 message board.

Yeah, definitely would have left it open, if just for the LOLz. Not everything has to be 100% Serious Business.

I still stand by my reasoning that DB's the 13th best wrestler in the world, at best.

Lol, I was actually going to post ITT about that last night but couldn't be bothered.

If a thread sucks just let it die naturally imo, although I'm not actually bothered about it, and EMCs point about not turning into 411 is a valid one.

This was the whole idea behind the "Ban TradeOC" movement too, you realize.

Yeah but you can't really ban someone just because they're not posting in the fashion that you'd like them to.

Anyway I don't wanna get into this again.

Quality control trumps everything.

this is pretty true, but our boy has certainly tuned it down and TBH when I was reading the past few days his posts did not stick out at all.

It is our responsibility as officers to train these men

Yeah I mean if you want to give them **** for posting badly until they post better or quit, that's fine, but actually banning people just for being bad at posting (but not breaking any rules) seems unfair.

Yeah I agree that he isn't as bad as he was. Now he's just sort of a less entertaining Judy.

cliffs?

It's a good thing we keep this valuable thread stickied.

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If we're talking about pro wrestling vs. UFC/Bellator/whatever, and you want to know which is a real sport, that is easily answered by asking one simple question, and it works for any sport: What does the referee/timekeeper/judge/whatever do during a match?

I compared the two recently. During the pro fight the referee was standing in a corner, away from the action. (I would be too if someone was brandishing a chair.) Later that same night, in a very similar MMA fight position, the referee was laying on his stomach to get a good view of the ground-fighting.

I've participated in several sports. I played basketball, and what few points I scored didn't count until the official called it a basket (no 3- pointers back then.)

I ran a marathon. It didn't count until an official (or a camera) recorded my time as 5 hours, 8 minutes and 53 seconds.

Even the National Spelling Bee has officials.