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I would make a thread about this feature, but I learned that there are too many complaint threads, as they keep getting locked up. Therefore, I am going to write a blog entry on this. And I'm not going to give any names, for that I got in trouble twice for naming people in my blog, making them look bad. All I am going to say are some arguments on why this feature isn't good for us anymore.

It's been over a year since the boos have been removed. At first, I didn't like that idea because ...

I have been very busy, in fact, too busy to write blog entries recently. I am not only working on my Cross-Controller community level, but I am also writing a story called City of the Atmosphere. I have some examples in this blog entry from my current works, and this story is about a floating city (or twenty) in the Mesosphere. I am finishing Chapter 7, and there are 24 chapters planned. But I came here to post a blog entry. Sorry if I am too busy. But then again, I should be finished with blogging. ...

Today, my Glow World level just recently got 100 101 players total. The scoreboard only had 23 players on one player, 8 on 2 player, and 7 on 4 player, but totals read up to 101 players. Even my brother and a few Mm picked creators played it. It's not even a year old, but I finally got up to 100 players on a level. I didn't create dummy accounts or advertise the level, I just got up to 101 players. I know it's depressing that I don't have very many players, but I at least got to the point. My Hall ...

130 entries! That many already? Well, someday, I may not be the only one with 100 or more entries. Others are getting close, and it's not for competition. I still have the largest blog in LBPC and the first one to get up to 100 entries. I did admit I was having competition last year (setting the goal of being the first with 100 entries), but I try to avoid spamming to help me get to the 100 blog mark. I'm going to accept not having the largest blog anymore, but it doesn't mean I'm going through ...

Hi, I like to introduce a new game that I came up with 5 years ago. It's based on our use of common sense, and even those who really use their common sense may end up with a failure because of these "what ifs". Take for instance, you're trying to do your homework, but you left the door open and people are listening to loud music. If you used your common sense, you can close the door. But what if the walls (and door) are too thin? What if it's the only day where someone can listen to music ...