PleaseSkittles! wrote:If people are going to talk about HP, please put it in one thread.
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I dunno i think a few pages ago it wasn't serious but its progressed a little too much so I felt compelled to say something:D No one has to listen to jack shit what I say lol.khazalid wrote:ah ms c. bless you and your magnanimous ways.i dont think anyone was being serious though..
nah, it wasn't serious.^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I dunno i think a few pages ago it wasn't serious but its progressed a little too much so I felt compelled to say something:D No one has to listen to jack shit what I say lol.khazalid wrote:ah ms c. bless you and your magnanimous ways.i dont think anyone was being serious though..
Caro
PS i can't tell if magnanimous is a compliment or insult lol.
They were in a way 'bumping' the topic which is better than nothing. If we aren't ever going to get our forum we might as well use this thread to discuss books anyway shouldn't we? I mean it has literally been a month since all of this started.benny profane wrote:nah, it wasn't serious.^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I dunno i think a few pages ago it wasn't serious but its progressed a little too much so I felt compelled to say something:D No one has to listen to jack shit what I say lol.khazalid wrote:ah ms c. bless you and your magnanimous ways.i dont think anyone was being serious though..
Caro
PS i can't tell if magnanimous is a compliment or insult lol.
i think folks just didn't want to sit around watching two guys quiz each other with harry potter trivia, lol.
I think that there could be one sticky where everyone could post their 'wish lists' ie their favorite books.iamkoolerthanu wrote:Well, did the leader of the group send an e-ticket that was filled out properly? Because if not they usually get ignored....![]()
On another note, I have a few questions about how this book club will work once it does gets it's own section. Lets say I want to discuss the books 'The Scorpion King', 'Heir Apparent', and two of Stephen King's books, 'The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon' and 'The Pet Cemetary'. Who all of those books get their own seperate threads, or just one big one that would be named 'iamkoolerthanu's books' or something similiar.
Also, if each book got their own thread, an I wanted to discuss 'The Artemis Fowl Series', would each of the books get their own thread, or would one series get their own thread?
Thanks in advance,
- kooler
I know that, but then if I wanted to, I could go about 15 feet behind me and read off a list of 70 books that I have read, 67 of them that I liked, and at least 50 of them that I would want to talk about. And those are just the ones I still have. I can then remember the 100's of other books I read, post them, and then have 100+ topics that are all started by me, with all the books that I ever read and liked very much or disliked very much.^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I think that there could be one sticky where everyone could post their 'wish lists' ie their favorite books.iamkoolerthanu wrote:Well, did the leader of the group send an e-ticket that was filled out properly? Because if not they usually get ignored....![]()
On another note, I have a few questions about how this book club will work once it does gets it's own section. Lets say I want to discuss the books 'The Scorpion King', 'Heir Apparent', and two of Stephen King's books, 'The Girl Who Loved Tom Gordon' and 'The Pet Cemetary'. Who all of those books get their own seperate threads, or just one big one that would be named 'iamkoolerthanu's books' or something similiar.
Also, if each book got their own thread, an I wanted to discuss 'The Artemis Fowl Series', would each of the books get their own thread, or would one series get their own thread?
Thanks in advance,
- kooler
the other threads can be books or series or authors. its up to whoever makes the thread. If you start a topic on Stephan King others can add their favorite books. or if you just wanted to discuss one book than thats fine.The way the discussion groups/clan fourms work is that its just one area so there couldn't be sub sections.
caro
^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I don't know if theres a real need for restrictions but there can be if people want it. Maybe each person can start a discussion for one book each day.
That would work, except there are some people(like me)who can't get a book because A) they don't have enough money or B) their parents won't drive them to the store or the library.^MsCarolyn^ wrote: Or
We could even run it like a real book club where we give a book title and a deadline to read it and then a discussion.
iamkoolerthanu wrote:^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I don't know if theres a real need for restrictions but there can be if people want it. Maybe each person can start a discussion for one book each day.
I don't really think there's a need for restrictions either, I just wanted something to talk about, and to see what other people people were thinking.![]()
That would work, except there are some people(like me)who can't get a book because A) they don't have enough money or B) their parents won't drive them to the store or the library.^MsCarolyn^ wrote: Or
We could even run it like a real book club where we give a book title and a deadline to read it and then a discussion.
And you also have to remember, there are people who are 14, people who are 12, people who are 23, people who are 45 years old. Everyones reading level is different. And people read at their own pace.
Alright, here's an idea. Instead of restrictions on how many topics you can create per day, there could be a first post guidline or something similiar. This way, it would take longer to post. Example:
Guidlines:
Book Name
Book Author
Book Summary(Without giving away the whole book, something like the back of the book, where it just tells you the general information)
If you liked the book or not
Genre
Your thoughts on the book
Yeah, I can do that very simpily, and then just give the leader position to thefatty. Everyone would have to keep the same names they have here, to make it easier for everyone to remember it. Lets give it a few days, and if we still don't get a forum, I will make something on invisionfree.com(unless someone else wants to do it, I really don't care.^MsCarolyn^ wrote:Wellllll I do have a crazy suggestion. Since we have so many different options for discussions and so far we havn't recieved a discussion board. We could just make our own. That way we could have different areas for the genres .. authors ... books... members wish lists etc. And things wouldn't get lost.
Its quiet simple to set up a free forum (http://www.freeforums.org)
caro
Yeah, I meant only for the first post in the topic.^MsCarolyn^ wrote:iamkoolerthanu wrote:^MsCarolyn^ wrote:I don't know if theres a real need for restrictions but there can be if people want it. Maybe each person can start a discussion for one book each day.
I don't really think there's a need for restrictions either, I just wanted something to talk about, and to see what other people people were thinking.![]()
That would work, except there are some people(like me)who can't get a book because A) they don't have enough money or B) their parents won't drive them to the store or the library.^MsCarolyn^ wrote: Or
We could even run it like a real book club where we give a book title and a deadline to read it and then a discussion.
And you also have to remember, there are people who are 14, people who are 12, people who are 23, people who are 45 years old. Everyones reading level is different. And people read at their own pace.
Alright, here's an idea. Instead of restrictions on how many topics you can create per day, there could be a first post guidline or something similiar. This way, it would take longer to post. Example:
Guidlines:
Book Name
Book Author
Book Summary(Without giving away the whole book, something like the back of the book, where it just tells you the general information)
If you liked the book or not
Genre
Your thoughts on the book
I think that those guidelines would be great for the start or threads but not for a response. I think too many things would get lost. Its obvious that we need space to talk about different books, authors, genres and we might not get that with the forum provided to us by cc.
When we get our forum we can have a direct link there. So all people have to do is go to the forums like they would normally and click the link. Its just a tad bit more work to have a whole bunch for organization.lord voldemort wrote:nah getting others onto another forum is yer i already visit 4 forums including this one
just get this one up and keep it organised. like posting methods etc. people want this to discuss things while they are on cc not having to go somewhere else
lord voldemort wrote:i honestly wouldnt visit another site to use that forum. i also think alot of people would agree with me. just get e tickey approved here and we will all be happy