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Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...

Hermit 17th January 2012, 03:52 AM I've made the Rompus Room forum invisible to bots/guests/non-members. I don't know if that is a good idea. Firstly, what is the rationale behind this decision? Secondly, it will be difficult to move threads from the Rompus Room to more appropriate subforums in the future. Thirdly, should it be decided that the Rompus Room ought to be open to be read by bots and guests, the above decision will be difficult to reverse once a significant number of posts have been added while it was closed to nonmembers. I think we need to discuss what subforums, if any, should be inaccessible to bots and guests. Hence this post. oblivion 17th January 2012, 04:28 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Hermit 17th January 2012, 05:03 AM It definitely does impact the ease of moving threads. Maybe make the Rompus Room accessible to bots and guests pending further discussion? I am not against restricting viewability of subforums per se. W...