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Post by PinkFloydYoshi on Jul 12, 2008 14:22:42 GMT -5
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Marik
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Post by Marik on Jul 14, 2008 15:38:51 GMT -5
Thanks. BTW, is this IRC Chat only limited for Yoshi's Corner? And frankly, I can't connect for some reason.... DX  |
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Post by Moot on Jul 14, 2008 16:49:25 GMT -5
#yc is for YC members - mostly - but you're free to make any channel for anything you want (within reason) on the network. If you're having connection trouble, post your problem in this topic. |
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Marik
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Post by Marik on Jul 14, 2008 17:10:36 GMT -5
#yc is for Yoshi's Corner members - mostly - but you're free to make any channel for anything you want (within reason) on the network. If you're having connection trouble, post your problem in this topic.Okay,thanks. But the reason is probably because I am using a Public Library computer, and the Firewalls and everything are in effect. D:  |
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Post by Bass on Jul 14, 2008 20:16:17 GMT -5
What this place may need is some advertisement? I dunno, it's just a suggestion. But then If you get to many people, the boards overflow with new members and no one is familiar. That's the issue with many boards, they are so big you don't get to know anybody. It loses it's tight community feeling. Sounds like Gaia to me.  |
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Post by Yoshi on Jul 15, 2008 2:10:48 GMT -5
But then If you get to many people, the boards overflow with new members and no one is familiar. That's the issue with many boards, they are so big you don't get to know anybody. It loses it's tight community feeling. Sounds like Gaia to me. If it ever became like Gaia I'd shave my head in penance. I don't think it should ever become that bad. Even if there were an influx of newer, younger people we have plenty of members here willing to set a good example. Well, a good example if they don't let ire get in the way of education. |
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Post by emvee on Jul 15, 2008 2:40:12 GMT -5
The day YC turns into the likes of Gaia will be the day YC is declared dead.
Seriously, smaller groups are more tightly knit. People know eachother, and actually care for one another, and can joke around with little worry of offending anyone else. It's perfect.
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Post by Sanjo on Jul 15, 2008 6:55:59 GMT -5
Seriously, smaller groups are more tightly knit. People know eachother, and actually care for one another, and can joke around with little worry of offending anyone else. It's perfect. Agreed. Although I'm still pretty new, one of the reasons why I joined this group was because of how tight of a community this was, and I love being a part of those communities. Course, I haven't had time to chat on #yc and get to know everyone, but I hope I'll be able to now that my work schedule is so much lighter. ;D |
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Post by Bass on Jul 15, 2008 14:12:36 GMT -5
The day Yoshi's Corner turns into the likes of Gaia will be the day Yoshi's Corner is declared dead. Seriously, smaller groups are more tightly knit. People know eachother, and actually care for one another, and can joke around with little worry of offending anyone else. It's perfect. Exactly my point. |
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Post by Toshi on Jul 18, 2008 9:03:55 GMT -5
The day Yoshi's Corner turns into the likes of Gaia will be the day Yoshi's Corner is declared dead. Seriously, smaller groups are more tightly knit. People know eachother, and actually care for one another, and can joke around with little worry of offending anyone else. It's perfect. Couldn't agree more. Even though Yoshi's Corner could have the potential to be a big Yoshi fan site, it just would not be the same Yoshi's Corner that we all grew to love. Most of us know who each other are, and most of us have made very close friends thanks to here, and unlike most of these big community sites (like Gaia, as said), we have a lot of memories here that any long-serving member can look back on, discuss, or just laugh/cry about. That's what makes us unique. |
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Post by Shoe on Jul 22, 2008 1:49:37 GMT -5
The day Yoshi's Corner turns into the likes of Gaia will be the day Yoshi's Corner is declared dead. Seriously, smaller groups are more tightly knit. People know eachother, and actually care for one another, and can joke around with little worry of offending anyone else. It's perfect. Couldn't agree more. Even though Yoshi's Corner could have the potential to be a big Yoshi fan site, it just would not be the same Yoshi's Corner that we all grew to love. Most of us know who each other are, and most of us have made very close friends thanks to here, and unlike most of these big community sites (like Gaia, as said), we have a lot of memories here that any long-serving member can look back on, discuss, or just laugh/cry about. That's what makes us unique. Amen! Everyone I know in YC is like a second family to me. Indeed, I would not have it any other way, and I would be quite devastated if it was any different. |
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