Difference between revisions of "Anagennese"
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Today Anagennese is more of a typical forum. After many of the founding members gained power on [[Total War Center]] itself moderator powers on the site were restricted to a select group, that more or less reflected the new staff of TWC. The forum remains a center for forum exiles and dissenters. However, since many of the members of Anagennese are now in staff roles, or have been, on Total War Center it has lost its atmosphere of a resistence group. Membership remains by invite only, though the membership has expanded significatly. | Today Anagennese is more of a typical forum. After many of the founding members gained power on [[Total War Center]] itself moderator powers on the site were restricted to a select group, that more or less reflected the new staff of TWC. The forum remains a center for forum exiles and dissenters. However, since many of the members of Anagennese are now in staff roles, or have been, on Total War Center it has lost its atmosphere of a resistence group. Membership remains by invite only, though the membership has expanded significatly. | ||
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Revision as of 17:12, 27 April 2007
Anagennese is a spin off forum of Total War Center that was first established to resist the moderation of Crandar. When founded every single member had moderator powers under the philosophy that self-moderation would prove more constructive than the draconian policies of the contempory TWC forums. Membership was strictly by invite only.
Anagennese Today
Today Anagennese is more of a typical forum. After many of the founding members gained power on Total War Center itself moderator powers on the site were restricted to a select group, that more or less reflected the new staff of TWC. The forum remains a center for forum exiles and dissenters. However, since many of the members of Anagennese are now in staff roles, or have been, on Total War Center it has lost its atmosphere of a resistence group. Membership remains by invite only, though the membership has expanded significatly.
Its sub-forums today are mostly innactive.
