The Bulletin Board

If you're the observant sort, you may have noticed a change to the Bulletin Board's policies. This concerns rule 14, which previously allowed Forum Games topics to be posted in freely no matter how 'dead' they were. Problematic behaviour by some users, followed by some complaints, has led me and Jake to implement a rule change. Rule 14 now reads:

"Non-stickied topics in the Forum Games section of the forum which have not been posted in for more than three months may not be posted in without the permission of a moderator or administrator."

Please remember that infractions can be issued if this new rule is violated. Long-inactive users who didn't see this thread may be given some leniency. And of course, if you see a violation, we have Report buttons for you to use! Thanks for reading, and please continue to enjoy the Bulletin Board forums!

If you're an old turd like me on Bulletin Boards, you may remember that we used to have an IRC Chat on the forum. After I joined, I can't recall a time it ever worked to be honest, but it was still there. As of late, there has been a number of different clients available, such as TeamSpeak and Mumble. However, recently a new one has emerged and it looks very promising. This one is Discord. It allows you to chat with its users either through text or voice. You can download it on a variety of devices and from the experiences I have had on other forums, I think The Bulletin Board could possibly benefit for not just us forum users, but for the Wiki Staff as well, allowing for instant alerts to other staff of wiki vandalism and more interactivity. Thoughts?