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I don't see you doing anything to help our country.
Except sitting at home, naked, eating twinkies, rubbing your hands together going "Heh. Target Destroyed. Mission Accomplished." Oh wait. that's not helping.
Posted by: CrazzySnipe55
Posted by: THE SALTY CHIP
Because first of all, pasting those share buttons all over the forums would just look plain ugly.
Second, these forums don't need more people coming here. It's already active enough. Bold: You have absolutely no idea what a "share" button would look like if implemented on the forums. You don't know where it would go. You don't know how many there would be. You don't know what color it would be. You don't know what shape it would be. You don't know what services it will support.
You. Don't. Know.
Suggesting even for a second that you have ANY idea of what this hypothetical "share" button would look like, how many of "it" there would be (I see no reason to have more than one when the one can have a drop down menu that supports all the different types of social networking sites), or how it would affect the site aesthetically is silly and ridiculous.
Stop pretending to be omniscient on how "Facebook" features will affect the site when you have no -blam!- idea.
Underline: Really? You're ACTUALLY in favor of the purposeful stagnation of the population of the Bungie.net community and, by extension, the userbase of Bungie's games and, by further extension, the popularity of Bungie as a whole?
In the coming months, as long as Bungie keeps to the announcement schedule most people seem to have for them (announcing their next project [Destiny] at E3, Pax, or on Bungie Day), people are going to start flooding in. Because if there's anything we know about Bungie, it's that they can tease a game in a manner that it has almost become an art form.
Sorry, but you can't have Bungie.net all to yourself. This downtime in between games isn't going to last forever and, for many people, the decreased site population is extremely annoying. To say that the population in between games when there's nothing to talk about and hardly anyone here is the ideal population for the site at large is, in my opinion at least, very confusing. Why would you not want more people to enjoy Bungie.net as you have? Why would you want Bungie.net's userbase to be maintained at this incredibly low level?
I'll be eagerly awaiting your response.I don't want this place to become the new reddit.