I see in a lot of forum topics new visitors asking questions. Usually they are of "taboo" topics such as "When will hard trivia be updated?" or "Where has ...... gone?". I also see as a result a waterfall of nastiness. I call for this to stop under Reid's "Regoodification" banner. I am sick of reading "Why did you ask that NERD!" or "WHY ARE YOU ASKING ABOUT BADGES? NOW YOU'LL NEVER GET ONE HAHAHAH" and it obviously doesn't create a positive atmosphere for new people to the site. I call for every member when they see such posts to take a positive approach. PM the person and POLITELY explain what he/she did wrong or do so on the forum itself. This is not Iraq or a war zone we should be able to act a great deal more civil to each other.

Growth of the community is a positive thing in my view, I have seen forum topics say "Keep n00bs of the forum" and such, but I don't think that this should be the path we should take. We should teach new visitors to have patience and look around the forums that have a similar message before creating a new one. I believe the only way that this site will survive is with a constantly growing base. I don't know about everyone else but I don't think we are going to be here as much in our thirties and I'd like the site to live as long as possible.