Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?

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  • View Poll Results: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
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  1. NDGAARONDI's Avatar
    1 25-02-2006  00:50
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    Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    This is not a rant before anyone jumps the gun but when Chat and GD were first formulated it was quite clear which threads I looked at belonged to the correct section. Now, over the course of many weeks, I am thinking this has changed somewhat. Threads are being created in GD which would have been put into Chat a few months back. Has anyone noticed this?
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  2. El Scotto's Avatar
    2 25-02-2006  00:51
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?

    what is the difference?
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  3. Robob's Avatar
    3 25-02-2006  00:52
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    Hmmm, i think that this is more of a chat thread
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  4. NDGAARONDI's Avatar
    4 25-02-2006  00:52
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    I think that proves my point!
  5. Fluent in Lies's Avatar
    5 25-02-2006  03:27
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    I nominate myself as the offical chat/gd judge. This thread is GD.

    This one is chat: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=194259

    Any further issues please feel free to pm.
  6. Juno's Avatar
    6 25-02-2006  11:32
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    (Original post by Fluent in Lies)
    I nominate myself as the offical chat/gd judge. This thread is GD.

    This one is chat: http://www.thestudentroom.co.uk/showthread.php?t=194259

    Any further issues please feel free to pm.
    Can't I just PM you anyway?
  7. Fluent in Lies's Avatar
    7 25-02-2006  11:33
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    (Original post by Juno)
    Can't I just PM you anyway?
    Sure go ahead.
  8. jaydoh's Avatar
    8 25-02-2006  12:50
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    They're both so...............simliar.
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    9 25-02-2006  12:53
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    (Original post by jaydoh)
    They're both so...............simliar.
    No they're not... GD threads have a purpose to discuss issues, but not as seriously as in D&D. Chat threads are ones which are pretty useless and full of spam.

    A good idea would be to report threads which you think are in the wrong forum.
  10. NDGAARONDI's Avatar
    10 25-02-2006  17:06
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    That's true^.
  11. Fluent in Lies's Avatar
    11 25-02-2006  18:42
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    ^^.
  12. failingatm's Avatar
    12 28-08-2011  22:48
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    bump, because Aj12 was thinking of bumping this.
  13. Leon Trotsky's Avatar
    13 28-08-2011  22:49
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    Nah.
  14. Aj12's Avatar
    14 28-08-2011  22:50
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    Damn you faim
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  15. Aj12's Avatar
    15 28-08-2011  22:51
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    (Original post by jaydoh)
    They're both so...............simliar.
    Hi
  16. failingatm's Avatar
    16 28-08-2011  22:51
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    You two were just too slow
  17. jaydoh's Avatar
    17 29-08-2011  01:07
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    Re: Has the distinction between Chat and GD become blurred over time?
    lol no wonder I couldn't remember posting in this when I saw the who quoted me.
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