Gamerr

I've been told that 8 GB ipod can store about 2000 songs, if you have tracks of like 5 minutes maximum. But it depends what type of files you use ofcourse.

And I don't like the fact that Amerika has so many nuclear bombs.

Oh please. :roll:

Interesting topic about autoing #7987151784.

If Kayne indeed would win the "record sale competition", would 50 really quit making music? Because I think it was just a commercial stunt.

Talk about bossy police-officers.

That's quite a coÃÆÃâÃâïncidence indeed.

In China there are too many people, and in Russia soon not enough... :) - Anyway, it's a brave initiative but as Bubsa said quite unnatural. If you get a baby, you recieve a car? It's something else I guess.

I've read those facts before, but I personally don't believe terrorists really took all that into account to choose the day.

I wish you stayed Sunli, but health before everything ofcourse. As always you mentioned good points, glad to see you popping in now and then. :)

How could it be abused? Admins aren't blind, if a certain moderator recieves critisism about activity, and the admins know he's really active they are not going to take that into account. And to be honest, I said in my post that we better first test it with the more experienced members, and there are plenty of them. I'm quite irritating about your ending. How is it pointless? Even if it is not a good idea, atleast there is some discussion about it why it is not a good idea. Annoying? You don't have to read/comment it.

This suggestion will be a little controversial, but it is meant to help. Not to critisise, so -especially staff- don't be offended. Staff evaluations. I am in favour of staff evaluations. This looks more severe then you think, but every month users can fill in a form where they can evaluate all the staff members. I won't say administrators, because they need to work more behind the screens. As for local moderators, moderators, global & super moderators it could be useful for the admins to see how the users think about them. Ofcourse, moderators who are on holiday/ have exams could be announced by the admins. I'll give an example of a "fill in form": Staff evaluation. 1. Name: here would come the name of the moderator 2. Activeness: here the users can fill in a number from 1-10 on 10 with a small comment about their number Example: Activeness: 7/10 - I've seen this moderator a lot on Rate this & GD, he seems to be always around. 3. Capacities: this is the place where users can comment on how a certain moderator works. Is he/she friendly? Does he/she try to moderate smart? Or does he/she only locks without saying why. Again, users can give a number from 1-10 with a small motivation. 4. Things to improve on: This is just a small part where users can comment on what they think certain moderators can improve on. Eg. their attitude, activeness, kindness etc., no rating is needed just a small motivation. 5. Some personal ending words: here the user can give a small word of him/herself on how the moderator is doing. Eg. "You're doing a great job, keep on going like this!" Why I personally think these ideas would improve the quality of tip.it forums is because users get more to say in what's going on. Ofcourse, the staff evaluations need to be tested first, because users who base their opinion about a moderator when they have seen him/her only a few times, will sometimes say things that aren't right. So I'm in favour of beginning with staff evaluations for users who have been in tip.it for a longer time, and if that's a succes expand it. As said in my introduction of staff evaluations, admins can put up the fill in forms for every mod in the first post of the sticky, and they can put behind some names (was on holiday, had private issues) or something for moderators who couldn't be as active as normally so users can't evaluate them.

I have thought a suggestion that could help us here at Rune Tips. Topic of the week. This idea is not really new, but could boost up the quality of GD (= General Discussion). The last years most of the topics are about repetitive subjects, things that have been discussed over and over again (eg. F2P vs P2P) etc. A topic of the week could be helpful, because users who really try to discuss RuneScape on a good and original way could be rewarded. Anyway, this idea is different from the "Hot topic", because it would be announced in a sticky on GD and users could nominate their favorite/most original topic. The idea is similar as achievement of the month, but could be hosted weekly due to the many topics on GD.

Gamerr isn't that original, but atleast it has no numbers in it. I have always tried to create characters without numbers, and up-to-now I have always found names that were still available. Since I'm retired, I'm happy with my numberless accounts.

If you want to have a decent tip.it "clan" chat, there are some simple solutions. 1. Have more people who are able to put others on their place. But ofcourse, you need people who are both active and especially not power hungry. 2. Be a little tolerant (if you're able to kick/punish people) and especially don't kick everybody who you don't like or spam once. 3. For the users, don't start idiotic conversations yourself, and most important, if somebody starts one IGNORE it. Don't start to go with that person in arguments, but let it to the "moderators" who are available. Don't try to be a mod yourself, if a mod has authority he can solve it himself.

I only don't pay attention/annoy teachers who deserve it. If you open a book -as a teacher- start reading at page 1, when schools out say that you need to read page 2-4 yourself I'm personally not motivated to pay any attention anymore. Really annoying teachers is not really fun I think, because most of them really try to make their lessons interesting.

I hear she's in mensa.. actually.. That would be a shock. People would not believe those tests anymore then. :lol:

I hope we have a quick future without oil. There are plenty of possibilities to think about that we could live cleaner & cheaper. Also, I hope we find a solution for Africa, because that's really needed. In general I wish the future to be a happier place for everybody (clicḫ̩̉̉, but it's true) but in the first place a cleaner environment.

I don't have problems with showering/'toiletting' in public. Look at it like this, if you're in a team and are scared to shower with them, you will certainly be more weird then when you just shower with them. It's nothing to be ashamed about. As for public toilets, I don't really like them but hey, if it's needed then it's needed.

It's allowed to play by older people, but the challenge & fun you could experience is low if you're older. If Nintendo rates it for under a certain age, people who are older then the advised age & buy the game, don't like it, will understand that maybe this isn't the kind of game for their age. The advantage? They won't generalise the fact that Nintendo makes bad games, but just accept the fact that some games are not challenging for them. As Mercifull said, game producers are trying to improve their sales on other people then kids. Eg. Nicole Kidman commercial to promote brain training.

I don't have a favorite between 50 & Kayne, but I do feel that 50 cent is a little repetitive in his songs lately. I have with some of his songs the "one of the many" idea, but I really liked him with "In Da Club" and together with The Game.

Zezima. And not because he's number one in RS2, but because of the fact that he was one of the best players in RS-Classic with the highest total. He did most work on classic, and skilling there was really a pain.

Commemorate 9/11 by building a tower equally as susceptable from attack as the original towers were. Genius. =D> I am not suprised they did that. Hopefully they'll invest the money now in a construction that actually is built correctly.

Maybe she should sell her other cars too, buy a bus ticket and therefore do something herself about the environment. These kind of "generosity" of stars irritates me, the best example that stars really don't care about the environment is that Madonna, who preformed at the Al Gore concerts Live Earth, pollutes the same amount of CO2 and other toxic poisons as 54 regular Americans, 102 British people or 14.548 Malaysians. Not suprising if you have 9 houses, a private jet and a bunch of cars. This example just to show that stars, or atleast most of them, will never change their way of life to help the environment.

Too bad it's not taped, It would be interesting to see the "karate tactics" they used.