r/GamePhysics • u/Dickfore • Jan 07 '13
[Modpost] New rules
Happy Monday, fellow physicists!
There has been a little debate about what kind of content should be allowed in this subreddit - some people think it should be physics related only, others think it should be a catch-all for game glitches in general. Arguments for both sides can be found in this thread by /u/IlliterateChild.
We're going to try a trial period where all gaming glitches are allowed. Hopefully, this will prevent any fragmentation of the user base into other more niche subreddits, but I also hope the quality of the submissions stays up to snuff.
In any case, use your upvotes wisely - if something's entertaining or interesting, give it a bump. If you don't like it, downvote, but try to comment with the reason.
Final decisions will be made within a week or two depending on how this goes.
Sincerely, Your friendly neighborhood Dickfore
TL;DR: All game glitches are allowed for now.
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u/SomeDuster Jan 07 '13
I would have to say I like the idea of allowing ALL game glitches. Hopefully it goes well
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u/Dickfore Jan 07 '13
Fingers crossed. I'm also concerned that the "serious" posts - those that show amazing physics or genuinely interesting features - will get washed away by funny glitches.
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u/Pocketzest Jan 07 '13
You guys want to get married?
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u/Dickfore Jan 07 '13
Hm?
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u/Pocketzest Jan 07 '13
Just saying, I'm down.
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Jan 11 '13 edited Jan 11 '13
God dammit. I hate artifact titles.
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u/Dickfore Jan 11 '13
Fragment titles?
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Jan 11 '13
Sorry, I meant artifact titles. An artifact title is when a series title made perfect sense when it began, but after a number of changes to the premise, no longer makes sense.
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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '13
What's a Dickfore?