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Jezebel
12-08-2007, 01:26 AM
Hey everyone,

Just want to let you know that I'll be rearranging some of the forums tonight. Now that the forum is fairly active, I've noticed some organization issues within the subforums that I'd like to take care of before the forum gets much larger. Here are the changes:
The MBTI and Personality Theories subforum will now only house threads specific to the MBTI as a system, MBTI related threads that don't fit in another subforum, and threads specific to other personality theories. In other words, other subforums will always take precedence for thread placement over the MBTI section. This is because the entire forum contains threads about how MBTI types think and behave, just due to it being a forum based around an MBTI type. The main thing to take note of is that the "Do INTJs have X characteristic?" type threads will be housed in the general psychology section, due to the discussion of psychological traits taking precedence.
The 'Social Interactions' subforum will be renamed to 'General Sociology'
Several slight modifications to the forum descriptions.Due to the amount of threads being moved, there will be no redirects. Please use the search feature if you want to find a thread, or ask here.

ShaiGar
12-08-2007, 05:17 AM
*whinge*

Jezebel
12-08-2007, 05:18 AM
*whinge*
And what's wrong with organizing the forum better, hmm? :thinking:

ShaiGar
12-08-2007, 08:19 AM
Nothing, but somebody was going to whinge, I thought it should be someone with no real complaint to get it out of the way.

BlackHawk
12-09-2007, 03:09 PM
Is that "wince" and "cringe"?

stasis
12-09-2007, 05:36 PM
Is that "wince" and "cringe"?
Main Entry (http://www.britannica.com/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=whinge&query=whinge): whinge
Pronunciation: 'hwinj, 'winj
Function: intransitive verb
Inflected Form(s): whinged; whing·ing or whinge·ing
Etymology: from (assumed) Middle English, from Old English hwinsian; akin to Old High German winsOn to moan
British : to complain fretfully : WHINE