Posts by Kevin Cox

Let's put an end to the discrimination against the Midwest

John Perez13 said:Honestly, considering what we saw on the camera footage, this is probably the best outcome we could have hoped for. Things should look a lot better once we face Inter Miami CF, especially since we've got some high-quality new talent joining the roster soon.🙂

Are you thinking about doing a remake of this video? Or maybe covering some different songs?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SnD4D3xA6rw

Just shoot that admin a private message or maybe we could just jump on the forum using a proxy.

Where should I pick up some whey in Miami?
To be honest, I have no idea where to even start looking. I'm not really an expert on this stuff, and the only place that comes to mind is Joker (Dick's Sporting Goods) 😁

Raymond Sanchez7 Asks:
Miami - 188,694
Seattle - 143,817
Indianapolis - 114,616
Washington, D.C., the capital — 779,145

🙄

It’s either all four of them, or just Washington, D.C. alone.🤷

Here is the data from... 2001.🙄
Miami - 188,694
Washington, D.C., the capital—779,145

I'm looking for some data regarding... 2007. (Miami) I mean... 2008. (Washington, D.C.)

Miami - 221,456
Washington, D.C. — 786,200

By the way, you might want to take a look at how the population growth compares between those two cities. 👍

It seems like you don't quite get it—this is a forum where Miami has just as many posts as Washington, D.C., Seattle, and Indianapolis combined.

Emily Taylor3 said:Man, the injustice against Miami residents is unreal. 😲

As a band-aid, I suggest we just open a Miami subforum right now. 👍

But long-term? We need the thread creator to actually grow up. 😂

Maybe a better solution would be for people like you to act a bit more civilly—then maybe the whole country wouldn't be such a mess. 👍

Is it cool if I 🙂

btw I just realized you're a mod 😁

Where exactly does it say these are negotiations, let alone an uprising? If you just look back at the first post, you'll see what it actually says.

Yeah, we voiced our complaints over there, but it was pretty much a waste of time—which is why I’m actually here now. I mostly want to hear what you all think about this. To me, the core issue lies in that very first sentence of the original post: centralization. It seems to be baked into everything this society does.

Do you really think those reasons justify creating a whole new subforum?

By the way, Andrew Sanchez3, Miami has about 221,000 people.

Right now, a few of us have been moving several threads back to the front page 'Beautiful our Washington, D.C.' just to keep everything in one place, since users from other cities tend to scatter them all over the site. Our colleagues over in the Washington, D.C. subforum don't really deal with that kind of clutter. If we had things organized like that, wouldn't the discussions be even more active?

More centralization, I guess

In one section of this Reddit, under Beautiful our Washington, D.C., there are about 45,000 posts and it even has its own dedicated subforum.
Miami alone has around 55,000 posts on just its single most popular thread, yet it doesn't have its own subforum despite people constantly asking for one. In fact, Miami has as many posts as the three largest US cities—Washington, D.C., Seattle, and Indianapolis—combined.

The admins refuse to grant a subforum, claiming there aren't enough active threads. Meanwhile, on the Washington, D.C. subforum, you see plenty of random topics like "where is this specific street located?" or "where are the best pancakes?" (that's three different threads right there!) that barely even hit 10 posts. Yet, if you try to start a similar casual thread about Miami, you end up getting penalized.

Anyway, you can all go ahead and check the numbers yourselves if you want.

So, what do you all think? Should the administrators finally smile and give us our own subforum, or is there some other solution that makes sense?🙂