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Just now, dcro said:


That's so random. Why on earth would you have an issue with all-caps names??

 

 

Because it makes the writer look lazy as shit, just copying stuff. Plus it looks terribly ugly, an all-caps name in the middle of some article. You don't see any half-decent newspaper or news website do that.

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8 hours ago, dcro said:


That's so random. Why on earth would you have an issue with all-caps names??

 

 

I KNOW, I REALLY DON’T UNDERSTAND WHY HE IS COMPLAINING :dunno:

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1 hour ago, heywoodu said:

:p

 

It just screams "I can't write names so I'll copy-paste stuff".

Very much a missed opportunity by not putting that in all caps :p

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Fun little announcement. We have decided to try something just a bit different to distinguish ourselves from the likes of Inside the Games. I hope you guys end up liking our two new weekly series of articles.

 

The first series will be authored by the international man of mystery that is @Dragon. His series will cover a historical event in international sports for the week. The first article is available here: https://games24.totallympics.com/?p=1060

 

The second series is one of mine own creation. I think the idea still has a bit a tweaking to be done, but it writing it, so expect to see more :p. My series will essentially just be articles filled with random facts, sometimes themed after Dragon’s articles, and sometimes not. The first article can be read here: https://games24.totallympics.com/?p=1067

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I’d really like to try new ideas at Totallympics Media, so if there’s something users would like to see please reach out to me. I’ve actually gone from feeling completely unmotivated, to really wanting this become a thing again. I’d like to thank everyone for their support since I haven’t done that in a while, and please continue to read and give us input.

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