Yeah, it makes T-Nation more real, and believable. Props especially to Eric Cressey for having the balls to start an actual discussion instead of saying “yeah, great post”, while actually thinking something else.
Mind you, it soon degenerated into the usual “discussion”, whereby both of them argued a lot and didn’t actually agree on whether tall athletes should train on unstable surfaces or not.
You know, this is just another reason why this site is so freakin’ awesome.
Can you think of any other sites or magazines where they have the balls to let two of their contributors argue over a topic in front of their readers?[/quote]
Unfortunately, we just cancelled the “Think Tank Dialogues” due to a lack of interest!
Too bad we couldn’t have gotten some of this in-fighting earlier! It might have saved the feature.
You know, this is just another reason why this site is so freakin’ awesome.
Can you think of any other sites or magazines where they have the balls to let two of their contributors argue over a topic in front of their readers?
Unfortunately, we just cancelled the “Think Tank Dialogues” due to a lack of interest!
Too bad we couldn’t have gotten some of this in-fighting earlier! It might have saved the feature.
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Did the thousands of views not register? That legs discussion was one of the best threads Ive seen here. Just because Davies got owned doesnt mean you have to take it down.
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if that’s the case, then continue the debate in one of the public threads and block the peanut gallery.[/quote]
That would be great! The contribs are more than welcome to do that (but we won’t block the peanut gallery if they want to contribute too. Well, as long as they realize that “contribute” does not equate to spastic poo flinging.)
Unfortunately, we just cancelled the “Think Tank Dialogues” due to a lack of interest!
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Atomic Dog et al,
By "lack of interest," do you refer to reader hits, or to number of posts by contributers?
If you refer to lack of reader hits, then all I have to say is that I'm surprised; I read all of them, and don't understand why anyone wouldn't. Each thread was at least the equivalent of another article.
If you refer to lack of posts, I think I speak for T-Nation when I say that any number of high-quality that your contributers are willing to share is greatly appreciated.
We felt so sorry for Davies that we killed the whole damn thing.
Listen, we rarely got more than 5000 page hits on a single thread. That sucks.
It was just by coincidence that it got juicy the same day Tim asked our programmers to yank the thing.
We also pulled all the blogs, too, except for Chris’.
The guys can continue any discussions on a regular thread, plus that allows you to join in, which, by the way, was a major complaint (another reason we killed it.)