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Posted by: DecepticonCobra
What moderators? They barely ever come here and it sucks when idiot users like ImmortalJoshua make stupid threads like "Spartan-II vs T-Rex", which was a real topic he made by the way. Threads like his and the multiple "vs" threads aren't what should be discussed here. Books like Cryptum and other elements of the Halo universe, like the ruins on Delta Halo, have lots of discussion potential.
But instead, we get multiple "What's going to happen in Halo 4?!?" threads. Nobody knows but 343. I see the pinned threads and see what this board once was. Sadly, that's gone.
As for the OP not being a native English speaker, that's an excuse for not using spell check?
Have you considered approaching Bungie and expressing an interest in moderating the Bungie Universe forum? There are certainly more proactive things you can do instead of being cynical and insulting.
Obviously, you care about the quality of discussion, otherwise you wouldn't be so passionate about the topic content. So why do you go out of your way to foster a negative atmosphere for discussion to occur?
Sure, people make a bunch of "omg what's gonna happen" threads, but that's because they're looking for an answer much like you, myself, and others have. It's much more productive then to continue fostering stimulating discussion instead of becoming disillusioned and raging on people who don't know better (IE: How I lost my Exalted title).
I'm not sure how experienced you are in using things like spell check on the Internet, MS Word, etc. but you should know that it's essentially useless in actually correcting peoples' grammar and spelling.
Some people aren't proficient typists, I teach a typing class and see people in highschool, who have been raised on the internet, that can't type faster than 10 WPM. It's difficult, lengthy, etc. I try to take that into consideration. Poor spelling and grammar doesn't need to bother you unless you allow it to, so long as you can understand what is being said.