How product-specific forums can go wrong
How product-specific forums can go wrong
Sometimes product-specific forums turn into moderated forums where you can only say good things about the product the forum is about (which is of course understandable). Anyway, I'm just really happy this isn't such.
It's really cool that people are allowed to talk crap about Live even on Ableton forums. You can talk about other sequencers, brag about and compare Logic to Live, talk about plugins... And still they don't get moderated or kicked out (as long as it keeps within certain limits, of course). If the product really is good and stands for itself (as I think Live is, even with its bugs and faults), it'll find its defenders.
Conclusion: I like this forum.
Sigh. Now I feel much better.
It's really cool that people are allowed to talk crap about Live even on Ableton forums. You can talk about other sequencers, brag about and compare Logic to Live, talk about plugins... And still they don't get moderated or kicked out (as long as it keeps within certain limits, of course). If the product really is good and stands for itself (as I think Live is, even with its bugs and faults), it'll find its defenders.
Conclusion: I like this forum.
Sigh. Now I feel much better.
Last edited by posssu on Fri Jul 31, 2009 5:29 pm, edited 1 time in total.
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Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
me like as well.posssu wrote:Sometimes product-specific forums turn into moderated forums where you can only say good things about the product (which is of course understandable). Anyway, I'm just really happy this isn't such.
It's really cool that people are allowed to talk crap about Live even on Ableton forums. People can talk about other sequencers, brag about and compare Logic to Live, talk about plugins... And still they don't get moderated or kicked out (as long as it keeps within certain limits, of course). If the product really is good and stands for itself (as Live is, even with its bugs and faults), it'll find its defenders.
Conclusion: I like this forum.
Sigh. Now I feel much better.
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Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
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Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
hear hear!posssu wrote:Sometimes product-specific forums turn into moderated forums where you can only say good things about the product the forum is about (which is of course understandable). Anyway, I'm just really happy this isn't such.
It's really cool that people are allowed to talk crap about Live even on Ableton forums. You can talk about other sequencers, brag about and compare Logic to Live, talk about plugins... And still they don't get moderated or kicked out (as long as it keeps within certain limits, of course). If the product really is good and stands for itself (as I think Live is, even with its bugs and faults), it'll find its defenders.
Conclusion: I like this forum.
Sigh. Now I feel much better.
Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
+1 indeed!
it's like if people self-moderating each other.
That way real moderators only have work in critical issues
it's like if people self-moderating each other.
That way real moderators only have work in critical issues
Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
i often think that too, especially when i get to check to NI forums - what makes the ableton forum works so well?.... it is kind of mystery to me.
Last edited by shai on Sat Aug 01, 2009 9:40 am, edited 1 time in total.
Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
it's us, our sense of tolerance, humor, love of music, etc.
and everyone is allowed to cross the line every now and then... we are no robots.
it's a fun place to be around, who is up for a fight now? i am bored!
and everyone is allowed to cross the line every now and then... we are no robots.
it's a fun place to be around, who is up for a fight now? i am bored!
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Though we do have plenty of those around.SubFunk wrote: we are no robots.
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Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
i, personally, am a robot.SubFunk wrote:it's us, our sense of tolerance, humor, love of music, etc.
and everyone is allowed to cross the line every now and then... we are no robots.
it's a fun place to be around, who is up for a fight now? i am bored!
Re: How product-specific forums can go wrong
yeah i know, the manic depressive type like from Hitchhiker's guide...shai wrote:i, personally, am a robot.SubFunk wrote:it's us, our sense of tolerance, humor, love of music, etc.
and everyone is allowed to cross the line every now and then... we are no robots.
it's a fun place to be around, who is up for a fight now? i am bored!
i mean for gods sake you are vegan... no wonder!
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SubFunk wrote: i mean for gods sake you are vegan... no wonder!
at least an alien, if not a robot.
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LOL, mate.shai wrote:SubFunk wrote: i mean for gods sake you are vegan... no wonder!
at least an alien, if not a robot.
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SubFunk wrote:yeah i know, the manic depressive type like from Hitchhiker's guide...shai wrote:i, personally, am a robot.SubFunk wrote:it's us, our sense of tolerance, humor, love of music, etc.
and everyone is allowed to cross the line every now and then... we are no robots.
it's a fun place to be around, who is up for a fight now? i am bored!
i mean for gods sake you are vegan... no wonder!
Marvin wasn't a manic depressive, just a depressive.
I am a manic depressive and a pedantic shithead