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Vektrix wrote:A not vis-avis the Application v.s. web debate.

Application side is worked on by programmers and games designers, web is worked on by web designers - they are a different group of people entirely with different skills. They will be working on both simultaneously assuming they have the budget and remit for it.

Some will have the skills to fit both roles, but it is in the end not their choice what skills they apply.

It's nice to know someone else "gets it". I had given up on that, when it got to where I was tired of saying "Look!! Real world." vs. "Prefer my imagination". That's not to say I don't often prefer my imagination to the real world as well, but I try not to punish people when they don't align.

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I believe we can badly use more organization.

I Would like my fansite on the community page. (my new one)

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A "Hide poll results until the poll is finished" feature.
This eliminates some sheep like voting from polls where neccesary.

Strikethrough BBCode, we have B i and u, why not [s]S[/s]? I've found numerous times where I had use for it, but it wasn't there for me to use.

Scrapping the

• Do not post copyrighted material

rule, it's broken almost all the time and nothing is ever done about it.

Mysteryem wrote:A "Hide poll results until the poll is finished" feature.
This eliminates some sheep like voting from polls where neccesary.

Strikethrough BBCode, we have B i and u, why not [s]S[/s]? I've found numerous times where I had use for it, but it wasn't there for me to use.

Scrapping the

• Do not post copyrighted material

rule, it's broken almost all the time and nothing is ever done about it.

Good Ideas!

I guess EA legally have to have the copyright rule