<p>So we recently had the "social experiment" of turning off emotes for 24 hours and that was... Interesting. So how about turning off chat for 24 hours?
</p><p>A) Yes 10 Votes
B) No 21 Votes
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<p>No.
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<div class="quote">Starrocks923 wrote:
C. We disable it for eternity and learn to find life outside of our computer screens. :P</div> <p>oh i love this option </p><p>i vote c </p>
C. We disable it for eternity and learn to find life outside of our computer screens. :P</div> <p>oh i love this option </p><p>i vote c </p>
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<div class="quote">Starrocks923 wrote:
C. We disable it for eternity and learn to find life outside of our computer screens. :P</div>oh i love this option <p>i vote c </p> </div> <p>I'm not counting these as votes...
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<p>If you really wanted that, you could make a Community Vote about that but I cant see it getting any more than 4 supports... </p><noscript>
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<div class="quote">Starrocks923 wrote:
C. We disable it for eternity and learn to find life outside of our computer screens. :P</div>oh i love this option <p>i vote c </p> </div> <p>I'm not counting these as votes...
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<p>If you really wanted that, you could make a Community Vote about that but I cant see it getting any more than 4 supports... </p><noscript></noscript>
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<div class="quote">Eagleeyedan wrote:
I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div> <p>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it.</p><noscript></noscript> I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div> <p>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it.
</p><noscript></noscript> I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
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<div class="quote">Eagleeyedan wrote:
I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div> <p>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it.</p><noscript></noscript> I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
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<p>Wait, someone wanted this? Ha, Where the heck are they now?
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I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div> <p>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it.
</p><noscript></noscript> I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
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<p>Wait, someone wanted this? Ha, Where the heck are they now?
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<div class="quote">ToneTyphoon wrote:
<div class="quote"> <p>Avalair wrote: </p> <div class="quote">Eagleeyedan wrote:
I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it. I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
</div>Wait, someone wanted this? Ha, Where the heck are they now?
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<p>Not using chat. 
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<div class="quote"> <p>Avalair wrote: </p> <div class="quote">Eagleeyedan wrote:
I fail to see how it's an "experiment" as such, unless you are particularly watching for a certain behaviour/outcome, and want to gain something from that knowledge. Just turning it off willy-nilly without a reason is pointless. I'm not at all opposed to turning it off, we've done so in the past, but there was always a reason. It got glitchy, it was hacked, someone was trolling and chatmod abilities hadn't been implemented yet into wikia (waaay back when), etc. I'm just wondering what the purpose behind the movement is before I vote ;) ▂▃▅▆▇█▓▒░Eagleeyedan▒░▓█▇▆▅▃▂</div>Well some users brought this up in chat and thought it would be a good idea so I made a vote about it.
I dont have an opinion on it because I probably wouldnt care either way. I do think it would be cool though to see what everyone does if chat is down. (And only for 24 hours, so not too bad) They may make threads to chat on instead, new blogs, new votes, new things on the game thread, or nothing at all... IDK, I just think it would be something different to try.
</div>Wait, someone wanted this? Ha, Where the heck are they now?
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<p>Not using chat.
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<p>B.
</p><p>What's the point of it
</p><p>It's nothing but an inconvenience and a burden.
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<p>A! :D
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<p>How about instead of turning off chat, we ban all users instead.
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<div class="quote">ToneTyphoon wrote:
How about instead of turning off chat, we ban all users instead.</div> <p>How many perfect ban records would that smirch? </p>
How about instead of turning off chat, we ban all users instead.</div> <p>How many perfect ban records would that smirch? </p>
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