How Does the Board Want User Mocks Handled This Year?

[Jonboy]

4 minutes ago, SleepingTitan said:

Can't each person just have their own thread? Instead of submitting multiple posts, just merge all of Kyle's into one fucking thread. If somebody else wants to post multiple ongoing mocks, merge theirs as well, just don't merge multiple users--only multiple posts. 

Yeah, believe that was suggested on a previous page. I'll leave this up until Saturday or so and then put up a revised poll with fewer options, plus this new alternate solution.

[Jamalisms]

26 minutes ago, Jonboy said:

Yeah, believe that was suggested on a previous page. I'll leave this up until Saturday or so and then put up a revised poll with fewer options, plus this new alternate solution.

Name it the "Jamal hates mocks" option.

[SleepingTitan]

1 hour ago, Jamalisms said:

Name it the "Jamal hates mocks" option.

How about: "If Ifs Were Buts and Buts Were Nuts, Squirrels Would Rule the World?"

[HOTT]

Limit Kyle to several dozen drafts and sate of the Titans posts.

[Dmeade-]

If a mock doesn't generate discussion (which is the primary purpose of a forum) then it will fall off the main page rather quick anyway.

[Navi]

Ban all mocks using first_pick website

[Jonboy]

10 hours ago, Navi said:

Ban all mocks using first_pick website

Those are all kept in a single thread over in the draft forum.

[ManningEnvy]

If you want to cut down on the mock drafts all you have to do is ban public browsers. The fucking Tard Army's head would explode.

[Dinx81]

We should let BK know that its the offseason so we can actually get a good troll around here to pass the time. 

[TitansGuru]

On 1/9/2017 at 10:54 AM, CreepingDeath said:

Per Guru's note about blogs, could Kyle, et al use this feature to update their mocks?  

I'll spin this up when work calms down a bit.

[nine]

I intend to mock all users regardless of thread or post content.

[charleytolar]

Simple:

1. Put them in the DRAFT Forum (or why else does this sub-forum exist?)

2. Have everyone post every one of their own mock drafts in their own thread with the title bearing their name very plainly displayed, i.e." CharleyTolar's 2017 Mocks." This would be the perfect organization and also lend a hand towards the accountability factor that people want from people who post a lot of mocks. Myself I love them all as just food for thought and draft rehearsals... but the final draft anyone posts (barring movement in the draft position) is easy to FIND and critique.

[Jonboy]

41 minutes ago, charleytolar said:

Simple:

1. Put them in the DRAFT Forum (or why else does this sub-forum exist?)

2. Have everyone post every one of their own mock drafts in their own thread with the title bearing their name very plainly displayed, i.e." CharleyTolar's 2017 Mocks." This would be the perfect organization and also lend a hand towards the accountability factor that people want from people who post a lot of mocks. Myself I love them all as just food for thought and draft rehearsals... but the final draft anyone posts (barring movement in the draft position) is easy to FIND and critique.

I voted for the draft forum option as well. Seems we're losing out pretty significantly though.

[charleytolar]

21 minutes ago, Jonboy said:

I voted for the draft forum option as well. Seems we're losing out pretty significantly though.

Yeah but I do not get it. Are people really that lazy that they won't look in the DRAFT forum?! It would spread out the most active threads for easier access. It's not harder to switch forums than it is to dig into a new thread...

[Tex in a Can]

Lets go back to the format we used in 2013. I liked that one.

A close second is what we did in 2009, although we all know about its pitfalls.

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