The Energon Pub

GetterDragun wrote:I have a question, what made you thing to put this in TF Toy? You do know we have a "General Discussion Area" where you can ask a general question like this?

And bumping a thread is when no one replies to you, you reply to your self so that your thread goes to the top. That is consdiered spamming and will earn you a warning.

skywarp-2 wrote:are there other terms that I'm not understanding?? I read the trolling and general stuff, but is there a definitions section somewhere??

what are toy worthy discussions?

do model kits count as toys?

What about plush toys?

just want clarifications that's all.. I know I'm gonna play stupid, but maybe this will help others out as well..

Shadowman wrote: "Necrobump" (A play on the word "Necromancy," that is, to bring back the dead) is bringing back a thread that has gone a significant amount of time without any new posts, usually to the point that it isn't even on the first page of the thread list.
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The Mad Asshatter wrote:*Bump*

The Mad Asshatter wrote:

Shadowman wrote: "Necrobump" (A play on the word "Necromancy," that is, to bring back the dead) is bringing back a thread that has gone a significant amount of time without any new posts, usually to the point that it isn't even on the first page of the thread list.
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So I'm guessing that a "Meganecrobump" is when someone bumps a thread from the last page that is about to enter oblivion?

Shadowman wrote:

The Mad Asshatter wrote:

Shadowman wrote: "Necrobump" (A play on the word "Necromancy," that is, to bring back the dead) is bringing back a thread that has gone a significant amount of time without any new posts, usually to the point that it isn't even on the first page of the thread list.
)

So I'm guessing that a "Meganecrobump" is when someone bumps a thread from the last page that is about to enter oblivion?

Possibly. All I know is that now I'm going to have my thoughts constantly racing about how I can modify D&D terms to be about forums.

The Mad Asshatter wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

The Mad Asshatter wrote:

Shadowman wrote: "Necrobump" (A play on the word "Necromancy," that is, to bring back the dead) is bringing back a thread that has gone a significant amount of time without any new posts, usually to the point that it isn't even on the first page of the thread list.
)

So I'm guessing that a "Meganecrobump" is when someone bumps a thread from the last page that is about to enter oblivion?

Possibly. All I know is that now I'm going to have my thoughts constantly racing about how I can modify D&D terms to be about forums.

Touche.

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SnapTrap wrote:In before the lock...






means sneaking into a thread that will probably be locked before it is actually locked.

Hotrod wrote:I'm still not sure what bumping is. Can someone explain it one more time

Hotrod wrote:I'm still not sure what bumping is. Can someone explain it one more time