A thread for news.
A thread for news.
I get your point. You click on the thread expecting to see relevant information and then you're disappointed if you don't. To me that tells me there's nothing relevant, or new, to report. It's a message board though - communicating beyond just simply relaying facts creates a personality that elicits interest to the message board as a whole.I love when I see 9 posts, come in here and think maybe there's an update, and see nothing but bad jokes.
Yes, I know this post is doing the same thing, but at least it's pointing out the problem.
I love when I see 9 posts, come in here and think maybe there's an update, and see nothing but bad jokes.
Yes, I know this post is doing the same thing, but at least it's pointing out the problem.
NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Jamaal Charles' ankle injury is more of a bruise than a high-ankle sprain, and he has a "real chance" to play against the Dolphins.reported HAS is really just a bad bruise
However, Rappoport later tweeted:I love when I see 9 posts, come in here and think maybe there's an update, and see nothing but bad jokes.
Yes, I know this post is doing the same thing, but at least it's pointing out the problem.NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Jamaal Charles' ankle injury is more of a bruise than a high-ankle sprain, and he has a "real chance" to play against the Dolphins.reported HAS is really just a bad bruise
I agree. If you can't wait until 4 probably bench both and go option C.This situation is tough and it's unlikely we'll know until 4.
There are plenty of threads in the Shark Pool for conversation and banter, but these pinned injury threads are really just for news.I get your point. You click on the thread expecting to see relevant information and then you're disappointed if you don't. To me that tells me there's nothing relevant, or new, to report. It's a message board though - communicating beyond just simply relaying facts creates a personality that elicits interest to the message board as a whole.I love when I see 9 posts, come in here and think maybe there's an update, and see nothing but bad jokes.
Yes, I know this post is doing the same thing, but at least it's pointing out the problem.
You just have to sift to find the relevant information. Maybe posts should be color coded based on a rubric to which one can filter, such as relevant information to the thread vs a conversation piece as a comment, etc.