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08-31-05, 07:26 PM
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Yes, but they don't really seem to get people posting all that much. I'll have to start requiring minimum post counts for future tourneys...
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08-31-05, 07:40 PM
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The minimum post shit just makes the "kirkies" run around and say, "yeah, I agree," "yeah, you played it like a pimp," or "hey, do you guys think poker is rigged? I don't."
No offense Kirk.
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08-31-05, 08:02 PM
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Maybe so... but it's been awfully quiet around here recently. Don't you agree?
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08-31-05, 08:35 PM
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Quality vs. Quantity
I like the idea of rewarding quality posts, as well as encouraging people to stick around for a while.
Here’s one idea … Starting on 9/1, members will be encouraged to make at least two (or five, or whatever) QUALITY posts a week in the month of September. You must contribute quality new posts each and every week of the month. On 10/1, we create a new thread in which everybody post links to their own quality posts from the previous months to prove they have indeed done so. That should be a pretty easy with the “Find all posts” functionality. Everyone who has met the minimum requirements qualifies for a generous freeroll courtesy of Talking “Future Aruba and WCOOP champion” Poker. It’s a lot to ask of the forum members, but hey, there’s a freeroll entry as a reward. Plus the joy of supporting the community. Maybe there’s an additional incentive for newbies – a bounty on the regulars, or something like that. |
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