PSU: Why two topics? they seem almost the same.

[Ryno]

Ok.. if there's a topic called

Day's Finds/Synths Thread

http://www.pso-world.com/viewtopic.php?topic=149895&forum=20&268

Then what about the topic

" What Have You Found? Let Us Know!! "

http://www.pso-world.com/viewtopic.php?topic=122243&forum=20&318

They both seem similar.. EXCEPT days/find synth thread is about synthing.

because i looked in day's synth thread that they post somthing rare that they found.

when i think that should be in what have you found.


Confusion around here....

I think there should be one topic all together.. instead of looking at two of them.

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[Ryna]

The "Let us Know" thread is for reporting new item drops. The Day's Finds is just a thread where you can list what you've found/synthed/leveled on a given day. It isn't an information collecting thread.

[Dhylec]

The 'What have you found' topic by Tomee is a heads-up to the community that PSOW has a working DB. We would like the members to contribute by submitting info for drops. It's old; it'll be taken down very soon.

The 'Day's find' thread is a PSU counterpart of our PSO's Day's find. It's for PSOW users to brag about what they found or synthed. We had too many of 'I got this, I got that' threads so the staff decide to continue our tradition (for PSO) for PSU & made one main topic for everyone to post in.

It'll be a monthly topic, started by a mod at the beginning of a new month. If it's a few hours late, please don't take action into your own hands & make one, it'll be locked. 'You' is for everyone, not the OP.

[AlexCraig]

You know, that gets me thinking. This is just a thought, but could the 'Day's Finds' threads be made into stickies? They seem important enough. *shruggs*

[Ryna]

On 2007-08-20 18:04, AlexCraig wrote:
You know, that gets me thinking. This is just a thought, but could the 'Day's Finds' threads be made into stickies? They seem important enough. *shruggs*


That particular thread is a floating sticky. It receives enough replies to remain on the front page (just like the screenshot thread). Formal stickies are generally reserved for important informational threads.

[AlexCraig]

Ah, okay.