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And I like the core group of folks who post about the dead here.Ī solution to curb the domination of GD posts, and I'd bet this has crossed some curators minds, would be to make a Grateful Dead forum. It's just so nice and easy to hop onto the LAMA, start streaming a show and then pop into the forums to discuss our favorite band. But since the LAMA has become a centralized area for all Dead shows, it's only natural that people will want to use these forums to discuss Dead related material. If I wasn't a huge GD fan I would very annoyed by all the fanatics. I understand that people will get frustrated with the overflow of Grateful Dead posting that goes on in this forum. This post was modified by Diana Hamilton on 11:03:38 This post was modified by Diana Hamilton on 10:57:52 We really would prefer to keep moderation to a minimum, but may do so as appropriate. This is indeed a library, not a parking lot. As always, keep your words and conduct at the same politeness level librarians would expect from you in any public library. If a tape appears in circulation before a few weeks, that's just a bonus! We're often blessed by tapers' quick turnaround but we should *not* expect it nor ask for it. This gives tapers a chance to come home, perhaps from a tour, and prepare their tapes without feeling pressure.

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No matter where you post an ISO online, it's good etiquette to wait at least 3 weeks before even asking about a show or whether someone taped it. (Update 11/2005: Current consensus is that moderators may delete various ISOs to the etree forum here. Too many 'ISO' aka 'grovel' aka 'looking for' posts have traditionally caused annoyance among the patrons here and have sometimes been moderated because of that. Please ask in an appropriate trading forum elsewhere, or seek out other places where the show may already be available (examples: db., bt., your favorite band-specific forum). A related issue: If you are looking for a specific show that is not yet hosted here, please don't ask here. This helps both people who are fans of your band, and those who are not.

If you do post something about a band that's relevant to this archive, please place the band name in the subject line.

#Postview user forum archive#

The point is to be aware of the many other patrons who are here to participate in the archive but are not fans of your band. It doesn't matter whether many fans are also here in this forum. More like-minded fans there will be happy to have you participate in focused discussion. If your topic does not directly bear on your band with respect to this archive, consider posting to a forum elsewhere on the net, specific to your band. For the health of the forum, my advice is: It's not a forum for fans of just a few bands, even if the fans are many. While I realize that fans of individual bands are enthusiastic about their particular favorites, patrons should realize that this is an archive of thousands of bands, not just one or two. The original foulmouthed post did bring up one issue worth mentioning in a non-heated way: The many band-specific posts we have now, currently of Grateful Dead-related posts. Yes, I know it's hard, but if you do ignore, the aftermath is much easier to deal with. The only thing of substance that was posted was advice to ignore things like that. To learn more, go to folks, I have just removed an entire thread or so that was deliberately created (successfully, I'm afraid) to start a heated exchange. This release contains many improvements, such as better performance of the reactive viscoelastic framework, faster startup of FSI models, box constraints for constrained levmar optimization, new rendering features, and more. FEBio Studio 1.8 has been released! It comes with FEBio 3.7.This will allow you to stay up to date on recent activity on the forum. You can subscribe to forums by pressing the 'Subscribe' button at the top of the forum. Moderators are here to assist with explaining novel features, addressing bug reports and reviewing feature requests, but the effectiveness of the forum depends critically on the participation of experienced users who can assist novices or share ideas and models that explore challenging problems.

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