All posts by Tuvok95

KnightoftheLight wrote:
I don't think you understand the point of this vote. Us putting a link to LMBE on our homepage doesn't mean your wiki can't. And your wiki literally has no real pages.

Astrokid12 wrote:
Hello, all.  This is Astrokid12, LMBE admin.

Our team has been discussing the possibility of endorsements between the LMB Wiki and LMB Eternal.  We believe an affiliation between our communities will benefit both LMB Wiki and LMB Eternal and hope to pursue such a connection, but we also must keep safety as our top priority.  We have therefore decided that we are willing to agree to a mutual endorsement as long as we are permitted to warn users that they are leaving LMBE's jurisdiction and, as such, LMBE cannot guarantee the safety of the content ahead.

We hope you will consider our offer, and we are happy to discuss more options.

KnightoftheLight wrote:
To clarify, an endorsement literally means a link on the front page. The LMBE wiki in no way whatsoever compares to LMBW in regard to popularity. :P

TheShadowAssassin wrote:
That literally nobody knows of..

Smasherfan88 wrote:
And that's perfectly fine, and is your opinion, just don't shoot the messages (aka send me hateful messages and try to initiate s flame war) we're just giving people some alternatives that also introduce some new things, as an example of what I'm saying would be, toontown rewritten to toontown project atlis, ones bigger and has more members, but also has some flaws, while the smaller one has less people, and has a few problems, but both have a thing in common (other then reviving toontown...) that they both have communities that love the game, and try to have no negative feelings about each other

Smasherfan88 wrote:
Again, we realize this, but kelps had stated to us his was going to be archiving only, and at the beginning to allow conversation, then close it off, while ours is more based on communication, kelps could have changed his mind without us knowing, but we already set ours up before this information got to us (aka we set this up about 2-3 days ago)

Jerry Seinfeld wrote:
No, because it's inevitable that there will be many splinter sites that will be created, and unless the majority accept to consolidate, the community will inevitably die.