Community Suggestion Box

Kay

Kay

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#3
#3
-There should be a process (maybe informal PM "warnings", followed by Official in-thread Warnings) for all bannings outside of spammers and overt, malicious trolls. The same process should stand for other "heavy-handed" mod actions (thread locking, post deletions, etc).

-Ideally, there should be a third mod who is a good example of a well-behaved, materialism-agnostic member, to represent the perspective of the forum's dissenters in the mod forum (and if you don't have a mod forum, where mod actions can be discussed and debated before being taken, I suggest one.)

-"Us vs Them" childish, tribalist thinking should not be encouraged, if not actively discouraged, by forum staff.
 
Reece

Reece

Member
#5
#5
Alex,

I'd like to hear a good interview with the author of Tryptamine Palace, James Oroc. He claims something akin to union is possible with 5meo-dmt . . . 5meo is incredibly stronger than normal DMT, which is what adds to an already interesting subject.

(I haven't done it, btw)
 
Pollux

Pollux

New
#6
#6
alex.tsakiris said:
What needs fixing? What needs improving? :)
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I "need" my skins. :D Adding skin means that this original white is still there but there is options for individual skins that doesn't affect anyone else.

Besides black and green, here is one Xenforo-skin I would like



another>



Here is sort of what I mean>



http://xenforo.com/community/resources/sultantheme-com-black-green-xenforo-style.1871/


And I want some smileys. :D
Otherwise I´m a happy camper. :)

alex.tsakiris said:
post of link of smileys you like.
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Ok Alex, have a look at this smiley-pack. It's a collection of forum smileys (static, no GIFs) and it seem to cover the whole spectrum of emotions :)

Here is the site> http://adminextra.com/threads/ipb-smiley-pack.1755/

..and here is the pack> http://adminextra.com/attachments/ipb-smiley-pack-adminextra-com-zip.422/

I post the preview so other people can have their own POV of it.>



Another set here, but these icons isn't as distinct as the previous ones>

http://dribbble.com/shots/112331-Emoticons
http://dribbble.com/shots/112331-Emoticons/attachments/57




Another one >http://www.adiumxtras.com/index.php?a=xtras&xtra_id=121
http://www.adiumxtras.com/download/121


I liked the first set though, as they are pretty distinct. The last set isn't that bad either. It seem to have a wider set as well.
But lets hear what other people have to say about it.
 
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Larry

Member
#7
#7
alex.tsakiris said:
What needs fixing? What needs improving? Who absolutely must be invited to appear on Skeptiko? Let us hear from you :)
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Take the word spiritual off the heart icon. It degrades spirituality. It's mostly used humorously. Though it is funny, the heart is enough by itself.
 
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K9!

K9!

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Alex, could we have a separate sub-forum just for posting resources, such as videos on a particular topic or links to papers? The NDE video thread tends to get lost in the "other" forum, so it would be nice to have a forum just for such threads. I'd like to start threads on particular researchers as well, just posting the links and videos that pertain to that individual, and making it clear that if people want to start discussions on this material, they should start a new thread in a different sub-forum.

Having a Video and Resource Links sub-forum would make it easier to find material of interest.
 
F

fls

Member
#11
#11
The current system of placing mod warnings on old posts is pointless. It pretty much guarantees the message won't be seen. Why not simply post a message in the thread, instead?

Linda
 
J

J-MAN

New
#14
#14
Hello, Alex!

Below is a message I left recently on another part of this site. Mr. Ian Gordon was kind enough to refer me here.

I have a question. Have you ever considered getting Neuroscientist Peter Tse as an interview guest on your program? Are you familiar with him? I think he would be an outstanding person to guest interview!

He has a new theory of free will that is quite interesting. Let me throw you a few links since I don't recall his being discussed here before.

http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/illusion-chasers/2013/08/12/tse-free-will/

http://www.amazon.com/The-Neural-Basis-Free-Will/dp/0262019108

Please let me know what you think. Thank you.



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Hello, Alex!

Although I've been a longtime reader and enjoyer of this site, this is my very first posting. Can you give me some assistance? Is there a part of your site where people can recommend guests for future shows or interviews? I've tried to find this area but have been unsuccessful. I have a great idea for whom I think would be an excellent guest. Can you let me know how best to share this information with you? Thanks, and keep up the great work!
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Welcome, J-MAN.

I think this is the place to do it:
http://www.skeptiko.com/forum/threads/community-suggestion-box.307/
Ninshub resurrectus!
Ian Gordon, Tuesday at 3:43 PM Report
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Alex

Alex

Administrator
#16
#16
J-MAN said:
Hello, Alex!

Below is a message I left recently on another part of this site. Mr. Ian Gordon was kind enough to refer me here.

I have a question. Have you ever considered getting Neuroscientist Peter Tse as an interview guest on your program? Are you familiar with him? I think he would be an outstanding person to guest interview!

He has a new theory of free will that is quite interesting. Let me throw you a few links since I don't recall his being discussed here before.

http://blogs.scientificamerican.com/illusion-chasers/2013/08/12/tse-free-will/

http://www.amazon.com/The-Neural-Basis-Free-Will/dp/0262019108

Please let me know what you think. Thank you.



MAN said: (go to post)
Hello, Alex!

Although I've been a longtime reader and enjoyer of this site, this is my very first posting. Can you give me some assistance? Is there a part of your site where people can recommend guests for future shows or interviews? I've tried to find this area but have been unsuccessful. I have a great idea for whom I think would be an excellent guest. Can you let me know how best to share this information with you? Thanks, and keep up the great work!
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Welcome, J-MAN.

I think this is the place to do it:
http://www.skeptiko.com/forum/threads/community-suggestion-box.307/
Ninshub resurrectus!
Ian Gordon, Tuesday at 3:43 PM Report
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Hi J-man... noted. BTW u can always email me directly alex @ skeptiko.com
 
Reece

Reece

Member
#18
#18
Hey Alex,

I suggest interviewing John Horgan whose recent interview with Rupert Sheldrake I posted in Critical Discussions. He wrote "The End of Science." He certainly leans quite heavily towards materialism, though it's clear that he personally like Sheldrake and seemed far from dismissing his ideas. Mainly, I think a lot of what he says in his book is interesting and is coming from a direction that doesn't normally get talked about around here.
 
Formal Dining Room Set

Formal Dining Room Set

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Reece said:
Hey Alex,

I suggest interviewing John Horgan whose recent interview with Rupert Sheldrake I posted in Critical Discussions. He wrote "The End of Science." He certainly leans quite heavily towards materialism, though it's clear that he personally like Sheldrake and seemed far from dismissing his ideas. Mainly, I think a lot of what he says in his book is interesting and is coming from a direction that doesn't normally get talked about around here.
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Hey Reece, that's a good idea. I second it.

Just an FYI in case you're interested- Bernardo Kastrup interviewed Horgan not too long ago on his Inception Dialogues....
 
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