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BillyMac

I know that it's the off season, but activity on a few other basketball officials forums, besides this one, has been non-existent.

Last post on the NFHS Basketball Forum was March 22, 2011.

NFHS Forum: Basketball

Last post on the Basketballrefs.com Forum was on April 1, 2011.

Basketball Officiating Forum - Basketballrefs.com

I know that things will eventually pick up on the NFHS Basketball Forum.

Is the Basketballrefs.com Forum still viable?

Freddy

BillyMac wrote
I know that it's the off season, but activity on a few other basketball officials forums, besides this one, has been non-existent.

That's why this is the only forum I have bookmarked. 🙂

BillyMac

Freddy wrote
Funny Thing Happened . . . Forum

Great title. For us "veteran" officials. Do you realize that 95% of the Forum membership probably has no idea what you are referencing in your title?

Hugh Refner

BillyMac wrote
Last post on the NFHS Basketball Forum was March 22, 2011.

Actually, it was one of mine (and one of someone else's) on March 26th. Funny thing - that forum shows those topics as "on fire".

APG

Hugh Refner wrote
Actually, it was one of mine (and one of someone else's) on March 26th. Funny thing - that forum shows those topics as "on fire".

Which only means a thread has 5+ replies.

Hugh Refner

AllPurposeGamer wrote
Which only means a thread has 5+ replies.

So if five people in the entire world reply, that is supposed to indicate a "hot" topic, even if no one has replied in almost a month? I think that's pushing it a little.

Not knocking your statement, APG, just their policy.

APG

Hugh Refner wrote
So if five people in the entire world reply, that is supposed to indicate a "hot" topic, even if no one has replied in almost a month? I think that's pushing it a little.

Not knocking your statement, APG, just their policy.

Different forums have different criteria. On this forum, 15 replies or 150 views is considered a "hot" thread. On another forum I frequent, a "hot" thread means 30 replies or 500 views.

Hugh Refner

AllPurposeGamer wrote
Different forums have different criteria. On this forum, 15 replies or 150 views is considered a "hot" thread. On another forum I frequent, a "hot" thread means 30 replies or 500 views.

And at games, one view of certain moms designates them as "hot". 😉

Freddy

BillyMac wrote
Great title. For us "veteran" officials. Do you realize that 95% of the Forum membership probably has no idea what you are referencing in your title?

So I guess Holden Caulfield quotes, though apropo to any particular basketball situation, would also be out of the question, eh?
I wouldn't want to come across as a phoney.