Is there any real purpose to multiple Internet fora...

[Ocktoepuss]

...dedicated, roughly, to the same concept?

Isn't there some sort of categorical imperative (or ideal) that all data which is related in nature be readily accessible from a single location? What benefit is there to the distributed nature of the current state of Internet sites, message boards, et. al?

[Hueij]

You'll soon find out ;(

[Theben]

Better opportunities to reach different conclusions.

and

[Japher]

When I piss off someone at DU I can still come here...

thank goodness

[Hueij]

Originally posted by Theben

and

See?

And let me be the first one to welcome you to the nicest board this side of Riedqua... oh ****, that's another board.

[ZEE]

Re: Is there any real purpose to multiple Internet fora...

Originally posted by Ocktoepuss
...dedicated, roughly, to the same concept?

Isn't there some sort of categorical imperative (or ideal) that all data which is related in nature be readily accessible from a single location? What benefit is there to the distributed nature of the current state of Internet sites, message boards, et. al?

not really. we are really just a bunch of assh0les over here.

[Krill]

[Grandpa Troll]

Re: Re: Is there any real purpose to multiple Internet fora...

Originally posted by AAHZ


not really. we are really just a bunch of assh0les over here.

who enjoy da dl shuffle

[b etor]

[chequita guevara]

[Lord Avalon]

[Patroklos]

[Az]

[BlackCat]

Re: Re: Is there any real purpose to multiple Internet fora...

Originally posted by AAHZ


not really. we are really just a bunch of assh0les over here.

Have you forgotten your medication again ? This is Poly where people are nice and cuddly, not CG where venom flows ad libitum.

[Elok]

Re: Is there any real purpose to multiple Internet fora...

Originally posted by Ocktoepuss
...dedicated, roughly, to the same concept?

Isn't there some sort of categorical imperative (or ideal) that all data which is related in nature be readily accessible from a single location? What benefit is there to the distributed nature of the current state of Internet sites, message boards, et. al?

I understand William Randolph Hearst said the same thing. Oh, and "categorical imperative?" I smell a freshman philosophy class...