Jaztheman
Chairman of Selectors
I just leave forums that require membership to read posts and look elsewhere (as normally it is Google that leads me to those sites). I'd hate for PC to go down that route.
I'm with Matt on this one.
I just leave forums that require membership to read posts and look elsewhere (as normally it is Google that leads me to those sites). I'd hate for PC to go down that route.
Yeh, we're couch potato's!
The only reason I'd ever go with the idea of a PC wiki is if it gave us extra publicity, whenever I come on, guests outnumber members 5 to 1 at least.
I've got to agree with you on that one, I hate not being able to view things without registering, I don't want to register to something that I know nothing about other than its overview.I've often thought that restrictions like that might be a good idea, but now I think completely the opposite. Taking "The Rugby Forum" as a example, it's annoys the hell out of me that I need a certain number of posts just to be able to view the EA Sports Rugby forum. I have no interest in posting in the rest of the forum, all I want to do is view the EA Sports section and if I want to, download things. Completely the wrong way to go in my opinion.
On forums that require you to register to view them, I just don't bother. I want to be able to see if the forum is actually worth joining before doing so.
You didn't actually close the threadMeanwhile we've discussed this, if you want to talk about wikipedia you can do so in the forum for the web. Thread closed.