This thread should not be stickied. There are at least more honest threads in KVR history that reflect better discussion and at least genuine interest in balance on the part of the OP.Hink wrote:I know you dont really want to hear from me but tbh the idea of a sticky on the subject is not a bad idea and one I have thought of. I haven't spoke with other mods about it and tbh what deters me it would add work merging and all. I mean, if I say something belongs in hpc look at the flack I get albeit only from a handful. People are not going to go looking for threads on a subject when they want to rant, they are going to just rant there and then (often in the wrong forum). It would take concentrated cooperation from members across the forum and still be beating up wind in a gale.Numanoid wrote:As I remember an iLOK dispute where brewing in a thread about an instrument, so the OP took charge and created a thread where users could discuss iLOK exclusively.Googly Smythe wrote:Too busy eating popcorn.Hink wrote:just curious, anyone else notice the op has like 113 posts since 2013 and hasn't been back to this thread since they started it? 8 days
I think that was a good move. Many threads about instruments or effects using iLOK get hung up on the iLOK instead of discussing the actual VST. So for users to have a separate thread to discuss iLOK is preventing that.
With that said instead of talking about this in private with the other mods I'll throw it out here, if enough people wish for such a sticky I'm sure we can do that or at least give it a shot. I completely agree with you that many threads do get killed because of copy protection beefs and that is a shame
Sticky isn't going to make any difference on people's desire to rant, they're still going to create new threads to rant, there are plenty of threads on this topic alone.
As far as threads getting killed because of copy protection, that is really the moderator's job, no? It's largely off topic and it's almost always those almost religiously opposed to a particular method that derail the threads.