How about a /r/OutOfTheMindcrackLoop?

Asking about inside jokes or Mindcrack history often gets downvoted here in favor of discussion, fanart, etc., and that's completely understandable. However, newer fans are probably very confused when it comes to some of the inside jokes or history surrounding Mindcrack and they can't get a straight answer.

So I was thinking that a subreddit in the style or r/OutOfTheLoop or r/OutOfTheMetaLoop would be appropriate. Basically, the place to filter off questions like "Does Beef actually not have legs?" or "What's #freemillbee?".

I would make it myself but I don't have the time or desire to go through the whole process of writing a sidebar, doing the CSS, making rules, etc.... but I figure there would be someone in the community willing to do this stuff.

The Wiki works but of course there are times when it's not quite the appropriate source of information.

Anyone think this is a good idea? Will it get enough traction?

Posted Apr 24, 2014, 3:54 PM UTC

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nebuslobTeam NewMindcracker•

It's really not difficult to find the answer to the obvious questions, either search the subreddit or look at the wiki. These posts get downvoted because it seems like the poster is quite lazy because all he had to do was look around.

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gil2455526Team Dinnerbone•

I have experience with moderation and CSS. I can lean you a hand.

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