Join Civgroups -- C2dg

-Jrabbit · October 31, 2002, 09:38

MarkG and Gramphos have added a verycool new feature to Poly -- CivGroups. All denizens should go to the page header, find the CivGroups linkset (right above the Live Chat bar), and click on "Join." Then select the Civ2 Demo Game (and any other place you regularly hang on the fora).

Bonus: You'll get a nifty icon added to your left-hand ID.

See the NEWS ITEM or the TOPPED THREAD in the Apolyton/Community forum for all the hot poop.

mrboo123 · October 31, 2002, 09:41

Its ok.

MarkG · October 31, 2002, 09:50

actually, you should not have to go to the civgroups link on the top menu

in the c2dg forum and it's threads, you should see something like this

Quote:

CivGroups
Civilization II Democracy Game (10): Not a Member -Join

-Jrabbit · October 31, 2002, 11:32

That's what I tried to describe, but once you join it changes, like Schrodinger's cat.

Very

that Markos joined... While I don't expect postings, having the Webmaster/Co-Owner voting in the polls would be an honor.

Welcome, MarkG!!!!

H Tower · October 31, 2002, 12:06

topped for just a day or two so everyone can see it

shade · October 31, 2002, 14:47

Nice feature

"Alea iacta est"

Shade

JCP · October 31, 2002, 15:04

Cool !

H Tower · October 31, 2002, 19:47

I just found out that to be able to vote in the near future, you MUST join the civ2 democarcy game group.

So join today and secure your right to vote tommorow!

MarkG · October 31, 2002, 20:00

what's the

for?
it was the people who wanted a way to ensure only signed-up citizens participated in the polls....

mrboo123 · October 31, 2002, 20:31

Quote:

Originally posted by MarkG
what's the

for?
it was the people who wanted a way to ensure only signed-up citizens participated in the polls....

Good question,

anyways I like the poll thing.

H Tower · October 31, 2002, 21:30

"what's the

for?"

i never really cared if someone came though and voted in the polls, they're more likely to join if they vote IMO. and its not like it would be real hard to join, vote and then leave if someone was really interested in swinging a vote one way or another. So ireally don't see the point in this part of the feature. To me it really only means that a person is interested in the forum.

MarkG · November 1, 2002, 04:13

Quote:

and its not like it would be real hard to join, vote and then leave if someone was really interested in swinging a vote one way or another

we could make it so that you cant leave a group if you voted in poll in the last 7 days

Hydey · November 1, 2002, 06:09

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower
I just found out that to be able to vote in the near future, you MUST join the civ2 democarcy game group.

So join today and secure your right to vote tommorow!

all the DL's will have to join to shaft me in the future.

atawa · November 1, 2002, 13:58

We will

-Jrabbit · November 4, 2002, 12:44

Following is a list of Civ2 Demo Game members (from the H Tower census thread) who have NOT joined our CivGroup.

1)Marquis de Sodaq
2)Xenozod
3)teic
4)DarkCloud
5)Kropotkin
6)DuckOfFlanders
7)James Adams
8)Libertarian2004
9)Atomant
10)AdamTG02
11)Fatwreck
12)Kassiopeia
13)jdd2007
14)Zealot
15)Zedd
16)Jayne
17)Messer Niccolò
18)tomcat ha
19)trickey
20)Gelvan
21)Galvatron
22)Dank
23)Bear
24)Makeo
25)earwicker
26)Tass
27)Tassadar5000
28)obiwan18

Of special note is the fact that we seem to have two non-members sitting on the High council

= atomant and Zedd!!!

Traitors in our midst??

Oh, and welcome to Egg Robo X, Jan Kras, and (the return of) Space05us, the latest to join our little civ fam.

H Tower · November 4, 2002, 18:27

i think the "traitors" is just me being slow to update the index

MrWhereItsAt · November 4, 2002, 22:39

Quote:

Originally posted by -Jrabbit
Following is a list of Civ2 Demo Game members (from the H Tower census thread) who have NOT joined our CivGroup.

1)Marquis de Sodaq

7)James Adams

17)Messer Niccolò

How could you guys not sign up!

Quote:

26)Tass
27)Tassadar5000

Hmmmm....... I wonder.....

H Tower · November 5, 2002, 02:10

Quote:

Originally posted by MrWhereItsAt
Hmmmm....... I wonder.....

Tass is a friend of mine from back home that I finally convinced to join. I want to have his vote when i run for office again

Hydey · November 5, 2002, 02:14

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

Tass is a friend of mine from back home that I finally convinced to join. I want to have his vote when i run for office again

stacking the polls

H Tower · November 5, 2002, 13:24

Quote:

Originally posted by Hydey

stacking the polls

you mean you don't have your dad vote for you?

Hydey · November 5, 2002, 17:23

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

you mean you don't have your dad vote for you?

I would be very surprised if my dad even looked at our threads , let alone vote in a pole.

I rely on the voyes of the people.

James Adams · November 6, 2002, 06:09

I have now join this feature so I am advertising the fact, I think this feature would be go for advertising as people can see that the Democracy game has many members it must be good and then join!

Zedd · November 6, 2002, 15:17

Quote:

[SIZE=1]

Of special note is the fact that we seem to have two non-members sitting on the High council

= atomant and Zedd!!!

Traitors in our midst??

The citiy planners office wishes to make a statement.

Zedd · November 6, 2002, 15:22

I apologize to my constituants and wish to proclaim my support for this action. I have now signed up, Didn't see this tread before and must have missed out on the whole thing

Its kinda like registering to vote

cavebear · November 6, 2002, 18:21

Quote:

Originally posted by H Tower

you mean you don't have your dad vote for you?

If we have a "Mr. Hydey" (DD, "Designated Dad"), then we need a "Dr. Jekyly" to balance him. Or would Jekyly be the natural DL for Hydey?

(edited for broken gifs)

cavebear · November 6, 2002, 18:28

Actually, I have to say I like this idea (after some initial doubts about ease of moving on and off the list). Sure, someone could do that each time, but it would take some extra effort, and there is some value in seeing the information about each participant in a consolidated table.

(see, I'm not always against *every* change in the board)

Zedd · November 11, 2002, 14:47