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Whats next for Southport Pleasureland?
- Thread starter shaunthatkid
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a already got next to adventure play park next to model railway village. also its a big site it would be a very big mini golf
i dont know you know this infusion from southport it was called traumitizer so i doubt that
its already done that
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shaunthatkid
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Almost as picky as 28DaysLater i see. these websites are very similar and ones about themeparks and the other urban exploration?
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Yeah, it's almost like writing coherently is something you need to do all over the place in order to be taken seriously. If you write like you never learned the rules of the language, people will automatically make assumptions about your ability to learn those rules. Your message will be lost because people will spend more time trying to decipher what you were saying, than reflecting over its content. @gavin probably has a whole motivational speech about writing correctly if you need more.
shaunthatkid
Mega Poster
Yeah i understand that but its really strange not just the layout everything is the same on the website and everyone acts the same.
It's called "common etiquette" for a reason.
Also, that layout thing is probably because both forums are created using the same software. It's like two different companies driving around in the same model of car. It's not like they each built a car from the ground up and it ended up identical, they just coincidentally decided to purchase the same product from a third-party supplier. We don't have the know-how to code our own forum software, much like most companies don't build their own cars, so instead we purchased a ready-made solution from somebody else. It's a little more complicated than that, but that's the gist of it.