Setting the rules for the Reddit F1 championship 2013
in Formula 1 ·
Maybe you should start by opening a poll first—just to see if anyone actually wants to play in the championship.
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stormybadger8 said:Cut it out with all this talk about clones and whose clone is whose 😳
I’ll be deleting any discussions like this, and I won't hesitate to issue a ban if necessary.
Look, I have zero clue who we're talking about and frankly, I don't care. As long as they aren't playing games between the clone and the original, who they actually are is irrelevant.
Their rules seem fine to me. I don't see why they couldn't be a candidate for Manager—or even become the Manager if we decide to elect them...
stormybadger8 said:Look, Jason Campbell70, it’s pretty obvious you’ve completely lost your sense of time and space here...
darkmarlin16 said:Honestly, the most tedious race of the year.
mistybear87 said:You know exactly what you wrote and why you wrote it; don't play dumb or try to hide behind that questionable ambiguity in your statement.
mistybear87 said:You can, but don't go throwing around all sorts of insinuations about the private lives of forum members. Consider this your fair warning.
mistybear87 said:Nobody is forcing you to participate. And if you want to troll, please take it somewhere else besides this PDF...
mistybear87 said:I don't feel like I'm missing the Paddock at all☕
William Bennett53 said:shutting down the Paddock is a total disaster...
I honestly feel we all need to realize—and I mean truly recognize—that the Paddock is essentially the social heartbeat for our entire community here. It’s where most of the casual chatter happens, even if it just feels like a small slice of the actual racing news and updates. While the dedicated race threads get plenty of traffic and engagement from everyone else, that mostly spikes during race weekends anyway.
So, in my view, closing the Paddock would be a massive blow to the forum as a whole.
Personally, I think the Paddock needs much lighter oversight—essentially deregulation. If we just strictly penalize direct insults, everything else should theoretically balance itself out.