Redundancy on the rise - The Barrow-Downs Discussion Forum

The Fifth · 02-03-2003, 10:48 PM

Haven't we covered almost every topic in Tolkien? Almost? Then there must not be much left to talk about, so as a result, threads are often repeated. There will be a few unanswered, creative questions every now and then, but those seem to be rare ... but I'm not that reliable, I haven't visited the Books forum in Ages! But when I did visit, it was always the same/similar kinds of things.

Think ... we just might run out of topics to talk about, and we'll be going in circles. What should we do next? Delete all the old threads, then start fresh ones and discuss them all over again? And if we run out again?

By the way, that '101 things you need to know about Tolkien' idea is good, but it will completely ruin the point of having to manually discuss the things, since they're all conveniently listed there.

[ February 03, 2003: Message edited by: The Fifth ]

02-03-2003, 10:48 PM	#1
The Fifth Shade of Carn Dûm Join Date: May 2002 Location: Mordor Posts: 427	Haven't we covered almost every topic in Tolkien? Almost? Then there must not be much left to talk about, so as a result, threads are often repeated. There will be a few unanswered, creative questions every now and then, but those seem to be rare ... but I'm not that reliable, I haven't visited the Books forum in Ages! But when I did visit, it was always the same/similar kinds of things. Think ... we just might run out of topics to talk about, and we'll be going in circles. What should we do next? Delete all the old threads, then start fresh ones and discuss them all over again? And if we run out again? By the way, that '101 things you need to know about Tolkien' idea is good, but it will completely ruin the point of having to manually discuss the things, since they're all conveniently listed there. [ February 03, 2003: Message edited by: The Fifth ] __________________ - Ringwraith #5, Servant of the Eye