Forum cleaning

Community
#1

Hi,

I am planning on a big cleaning of the forum from some topics not applicable or relevant anymore as those could be misleading for people seeking information.

Decided to let the community suggest a list of topics to delete, so please feel free to suggest.

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#2

Hi Fabio,

Here is a short list of topics:

https://community.nash.io/t/when-does-equilibrium-go-live-better-communication-from-the-nash-team/

https://community.nash.io/t/what-time-does-equilibrium-go-live/

https://community.nash.io/t/realease-date/

https://community.nash.io/t/when-will-staking-start/

https://community.nash.io/t/does-anyone-know-what-time-nash-will-launch/

https://community.nash.io/t/soon-exchange/

https://community.nash.io/t/will-nex-be-tradeable-when-exchange-launches/

https://community.nash.io/t/please-dont-launch-nex-in-bear-market/

https://community.nash.io/t/nex-dumped-by-25-did-i-miss-anything/

https://community.nash.io/t/when-will-the-exchange-launch-for-users-in-pak-istan/

#keeptheforumclean

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#3

Did a search on Subgame and Equilibrium. A lot, if not all of these topics are no longer relevant. You might want to archive these.

https://community.nash.io/search?q=Equilibrium
https://community.nash.io/search?q=subgame

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#4

Fair enough to want a clean forum, that is why communities ā€œarchiveā€ posts, locking them from future posts, but keeping them alive for reference. I find the practice of downright deleting any trace of uncomfortable threads pretty questionable.

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#5

If youā€™re going to leave posts that contain misinformation alive the team will need to leave a comment on that post correcting the misinformation before archiving it.
Not sure thatā€™s the best use of the teams time/resources at this pointā€¦

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#6

  • Every topic regarding the the delayed launch

  • Every topic mentioning the roadmaps

  • Every topic discussing the launch expectations from the perspective of 2018

  • Every topic about community expectations about volume
    (excluding the following! : )
    tenor

  • Every topic where community members (and especially) investors showed frustration

  • Well just everything ā€œnegativeā€ from the quys that are here for the ā€œquick flipā€ and ā€œshortterm goalsā€, in other words, the ā€œFUDā€ person who ā€œdoesnā€™t understand the long term potentialā€ and should deinvest

#keeptheforumpositive

PS: As I am pretty sure there is probably hardly any actively writing community member here sharing my sense of humor, I just suggest to skip laughing, ignore the previous and think about some topics and if you could imagine some dangers :

  • centralization of power, centralization plus prerogative of interpretation, homogeneity in opinions, the definition and scope of the term community, the differentiation and overlaps between an investor and a community member, consequences of conflicts of interest,
    exclusiveness
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#7

I fully agree with this.

ā€œMisinformationā€ is most likely corrected via replies anyway. Plus, moving old content to an ā€˜archiveā€™ subcategory shows users they are browsing ā€˜oldā€™ content - which can then be read in the context of that time.

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#8

They got closed and will eventually fade. Great job!