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What should the subjects of our fortnightly topic challenges be? (with updates!)
Selflessly looking through the tags for a topic I'd personally enjoy, I couldn't help but stop at tolkien which I think would be mighty fun, although a broader topic may be better, such as "Fantasy me …
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Should we ban Deusovi from puzzle-solving?
It would be quite cool if a puzzle could be posted with some kind of reputation cap that rises over time. I could just picture mods and other people with silly-high reputation (definition: anyone who …
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Is it good for Puzzling to post a solution without appreciating the puzzle?
Firstly, regarding voting habits;
I don't know about others but, similarly to @GarethMcCaughan (though I think I may be less miserly), I think of not voting as a middle of the road option.
I base …
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