Ok, Sin's sticky says nothing about that forum being a discussion thread, just that if you agree post why.
As far I understand posting why you support something constitutes an argument, and contradicting arguments create a discussion.
Clearly if you are going to discuss an issue, their is a discussion forum 1 click up.
Do you mean Community General? (Oh yes, a lot of serious discussion about sythe.org management going up there)
Read this : Want to see something changed? Want to see what others are thinking about Sythe.org? Check this forum out!
That is the description for the suggestion thread.
http://www.sythe.org/showthread.php?t=898490
How bout you read that. Your post is a perfect example of Idealism.
If you had read and understood that sticky, this thread would not be up.
Again, the thread was not closed because it was impossible to implement or because it was idealist. The reasons I got as to why the thread was not closed and the suggestion was "denied" was because
I can write anything and quote it, and without that I couldn't.
And
Wouldn't work well for general discussions.
The first reason didn't make much sense ( but I believe he meant to say that if my suggestion gets accepted, he wouldn't be able to do what I am trying to make impossible to do) and the second is not really a reason.
We could just have this discussion about it being easy or uneasy to implement on the thread.
You keep going about this in circles...
"No support" and "Not going to happen" are not the same thing... If it's not going to happen, it's because, well, it's not going to happen. I don't see how much clearer I can put it. FireZ didn't close the thread just because he didn't support; the suggestion was just not plausible.
This thread is becoming exactly what you said should be a reason for closing a suggestion topic:
You keep asking the same question over and over again, and you keep receiving them same responses because the only example for what you're suggesting in this topic, is of an unrealistic suggestion; there was no way that suggestion would have been implemented, regardless of how much support it did or didn't get.
Exactly this^
I totally agree with this, we are going off the topic. This is not for discussion if the suggestion was or was not idealistic or easy to implement.
But since the thread is gravitating towards the discussion of wether it is easy to implement, it further prooves my point that there was still a lot of discussion left to be within the thread.
I am sorry to everyone if I often am unclear with what I say, I have never been good with expressing myself and added to that I am talking in a foreign language so it might be a bit difficult to understand me.
I am going to post a little something in the suggestion thread to clear this up a bit.
But I am going to wait till tomorrow to see if I can get a little more insight from some staff rather than non staff.