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12thMan · 07-16-2007, 06:35 PM

Here's the thing, and I swear I'm leaving it alone after this

But if the mods are open to the idea, I think it's something that could be discussed/debated within a thread, but it would have to be a controlled environment.

*For instance, only six people permitted to be allowed in the discussion at any given time. Maybe over the course of two consecutive days.

*No four letter words allowed under no circumstances; Even if one is only expressing his/her views.

*The thread would be locked to everyone else until the Mods opened it up to a new designated "group". Others are free to view, but not post as the forum is only open to those six men/woman during that time. The reason for this is so that you don't have any hit and run posters as to inflame an already sensitive topic.

I have some more suggestions on how to open this debate/discussion up, but that's just a good safe place to start. That's just how 12th would do it...I'm just saying!

07-16-2007, 06:35 PM	#244
12thMan MVP Join Date: May 2005 Location: washington, D.C. Posts: 11,460	Re: The legacy of 'W'? Here's the thing, and I swear I'm leaving it alone after this But if the mods are open to the idea, I think it's something that could be discussed/debated within a thread, but it would have to be a controlled environment. For instance, only six people permitted to be allowed in the discussion at any given time. Maybe over the course of two consecutive days. No four letter words allowed under no circumstances; Even if one is only expressing his/her views. *The thread would be locked to everyone else until the Mods opened it up to a new designated "group". Others are free to view, but not post as the forum is only open to those six men/woman during that time. The reason for this is so that you don't have any hit and run posters as to inflame an already sensitive topic. I have some more suggestions on how to open this debate/discussion up, but that's just a good safe place to start. That's just how 12th would do it...I'm just saying!