Lonelygirl15

Remember, the In-Depth Discussion forum is to be used for discussing puzzles, assignments, clues, and questions about a video series. Properly naming threads is very important to ensuring that people can find them and contribute in the right place.

To name new threads, please use the following style:

series name - [type of discussion (in brackets)] - your title/question

For example:

HSA - [assignment] Due date?
Facility J - [puzzle] New interpretations
itscassie - [question] What does the sign language mean?
Sister - [SOLVED] To OpAphid

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Broken Kid wrote:To name new threads, please use the following style:

series name - [type of discussion (in brackets)] - your title/question

For example:

HSA - [assignment] Due date?
Facility J - [puzzle] New interpretations
itscassie - [question] What does the sign language mean?
Sister - [SOLVED] To OpAphid

Hmm, there's an inconsistency between the template and the examples. Should the template be:

series name - [type of discussion (in brackets)] your title/question

or the examples be:

HSA - [assignment] - Due date?
etc.

Oh I am so niggly and pedantic

ignatzmouse wrote:

Broken Kid wrote:To name new threads, please use the following style:

series name - [type of discussion (in brackets)] - your title/question

For example:

HSA - [assignment] Due date?
Facility J - [puzzle] New interpretations
itscassie - [question] What does the sign language mean?
Sister - [SOLVED] To OpAphid

Hmm, there's an inconsistency between the template and the examples. Should the template be:

series name - [type of discussion (in brackets)] your title/question

or the examples be:

HSA - [assignment] - Due date?
etc.

Oh I am so niggly and pedantic

The only difference I see is the second "-". let's just say it's optional.

Broken Kid wrote:The only difference I see is the second "-". let's just say it's optional.

Okiedokie. You are less niggly and pedantic than I am. That's probably not hard