Rules you would like to see implemented or changed on this discussion board

[long sleves]

On couple of other boards I post on it shows at the top of the thread who is viewing the thread, I think this is a good feature.

[Farrandeelin]

Bring back the 'Users Online' so we could see what people are doing!

[DennistheMenace]

I still think general discussion is waaaaaaaaay too cluttered.

[The Real Laoislad]

I think one day a week we should have a Nordie free day..no shite about Armagh...Tyrone etc etc etc 

[gerry]

what about a "cowboy sparks" free day

[pintsofguinness]

there should be a rule that there's no more talking about rules

[ONeill]

New posters should not be allowed to post on the non-gaa section until they have made 20 GAA-related posts.

Then a dance-off.

[Maguire01]

New posters should have to wait a while before they can post ( say 1 week) and have to wait 150 posts before they can start a topic.

The first part may be pointless, especially if people have been reading for ages. Also someone may want to join to respond to a specific post.

The second idea is fair enough. I've also seen forums where you're limited to say 5 posts a day until you reach so many posts.

[Maguire01]

And once a poster is banned they should be banned for good. Is it that hard to keep track of the banned posters ( seeing that it is only a handful that keep coming back)?

No real point though, if a poster can just sign up under a new name.

[Maguire01]

I think one day a week we should have a Nordie free day..no shite about Armagh...Tyrone etc etc etc 

You might as well just close up shop for the day!

[ziggysego]

I think one day a week we should have a Nordie free day..no shite about Armagh...Tyrone etc etc etc 

365 days a year, we should have a soccer free day on the board.

Leap Day's your day

[Maguire01]

Also there are 300+ pages on the general discussion can old threads not be removed?

Why? How would this improve anything or what difference would it make?

[Lady GAA GAA]

New posters should have to wait a while before they can post ( say 1 week) and have to wait 150 posts before they can start a topic.

The first part may be pointless, especially if people have been reading for ages. Also someone may want to join to respond to a specific post.

The second idea is fair enough. I've also seen forums where you're limited to say 5 posts a day until you reach so many posts.

And once a poster is banned they should be banned for good. Is it that hard to keep track of the banned posters ( seeing that it is only a handful that keep coming back)?

No real point though, if a poster can just sign up under a new name.

I think one day a week we should have a Nordie free day..no shite about Armagh...Tyrone etc etc etc 

You might as well just close up shop for the day!

Also there are 300+ pages on the general discussion can old threads not be removed?

Why? How would this improve anything or what difference would it make?

Post-whoring like this should result in an IP ban for the offender.

[long sleves]

New posters should not be allowed to post on the non-gaa section until they have made 20 GAA-related posts.

Then a dance-off.

Brillaint. I fancy my moves to win the dance off.

I love you guys some brilliant posters on this forum.

[DirtyDozen12]

I know, why dont we all have to pay a subscription fee instead to post on the gaaboard 

Some bollocks on here hi, think that someone shouldnt be allowed to start threads, should have post restrictions etc simply due to the fact that they have just registered or because they have less than 50 posts  .  Does that mean you idiots with the higher post counts (500+) think that you have more of a right to post on here than someone who has just joined / has a low post count?  People like that grind my gears, think because they have been about for a while they think they are better than the newbie.  if you think like that, well, your one sad basterd.