Transfer Tweets - 2014/15 | Stay On Topic & No Blacklisted Tweets (see OP)

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People are gonna start getting thread banned soon.
Can't you or one of the mods start a 'Transfer Tweets with discussion' thread or something like that, a 'sister' thread to this one?. Its human nature for people to want to talk about and respond to tweets.
 
Can't you or one of the mods start a 'Transfer Tweets with discussion' thread or something like that, a 'sister' thread to this one?. Its human nature for people to want to talk about and respond to tweets.

It has been tried before. No one bothers to post tweets there.
 
Can't you or one of the mods start a 'Transfer Tweets with discussion' thread or something like that, a 'sister' thread to this one?. Its human nature for people to want to talk about and respond to tweets.
Tried before, didn't work.
This thread is really only for the tweets themselves and whether sources are credible. It's meant to be so that people can keep up to date easily with transfer news and rumours without wading through page after page of discussion
All player discussion should be taken to the relevant player thread in the transfer forum
 
It has been tried before. No one bothers to post tweets there.

It worked fine. As I recall, people preferred to post to that thread because the whole point of posting tweets is to see what other people thought about them.

The obsession with not enough tweets is a bit baffling. I just scroll past the non-tweets most of the time; it's easy enough since embedded tweets are very distinctive.
 
Maybe it's just me (sorry to spam this thread) but does it really take that much time to scroll through this thread for tweets? I think it's pretty easy to spot them between normal posts
 
Tried before, didn't work.
This thread is really only for the tweets themselves and whether sources are credible. It's meant to be so that people can keep up to date easily with transfer news and rumours without wading through page after page of discussion
All player discussion should be taken to the relevant player thread in the transfer forum

It did work fine? The tweets only thread died since people prefer to discuss tweets as well, not just read them.
 
Discussions are supposed to be taken into the appropriate players threads. Perhaps everytime somebody posts a tweet regarding a certain player, they post a link to that players thread aswell?

There has to be a fix for this as its an issue that gets constantly brought up but I actually rarely see people complaining about it.

I for one don't mind going through this thread and all the discussion that goes with it. It seems to be the one thread where it's kind of anything and everything.

But obviously if people aren't happy with that, we need to find a fix. Repetitively telling people to stop discussing obviously isn't working so let's try something new?
 
Its human nature for people to want to talk about and respond to tweets.

Agreed. I think if you took a poll the majority would feel the same way. Feels very unnatural to enter this thread, read a tweet and then go to another thread if you want to respond to it (where you're forced to re-post the tweet as well for context).

If all people want to do is read tweets they can just follow a bunch of people on Twitter.
 
I think it's fine to make a comment about a tweet that's been posted. Just don't get into back and forth conversations, take it to another thread.
 
Transfer Tweets - 2014/15 | No Blacklisted Tweets (see OP) | You can comment on tweets not on posts

Is that too long?
 
The tweets with discussion thread was much more interesting that the tweets only thread. Taking all conversation to a player threads just fragments the discussion
 

Love it. Him and Depay on the wings backed up by further reinforcements in midfield and we could finally be seeing some of that cutting edge we have missed for large chunks of this season. Ideally a nippy striker would be the perfect addition to round off this team but with Rooney being captain, that isn't going to happen.
 
Independent running the same Müller story, Delaney the author, although at a different price than ESPN

 
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