Post links to old c2e threads that you think are timeless, or somehow worthy of note.
One rule.Please no posting of any threads you yourself started.
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Post links to old c2e threads that you think are timeless, or somehow worthy of note.
One rule.Please no posting of any threads you yourself started.
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Okay, I'm gonna break the rule here, because I did in fact start the thread on the 2012 Alberta election. But, given the subject matter, it almost certainly would've been started by someone eventually, had I not been around to do the honours.
It was a rather unique and fairly interesting election, and the thread has by far the largest number of posts in the recent history of the Politics forum. So, I'd say it's as worthy as anything else for a place in the canon.
Here are a few old threads which I don't believe should be far from mind:
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/forum...ead.php?t=5893
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/forum...t=Head+Offices
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/forum...t=Head+Offices
It seems to me whenever Edmonton gets behind in the game, rather than digging deep, refocusing, and trying even harder, we don't even bother. We take the ball, go home and sulk.
Let's get it together already, Edmonton.
2007:
Albertans shortchanged billions in royalties: review
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/showt...view&styleid=4
2007;
Lost Buildings
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/showt...Lost-buildings
2007
Lost Heritage
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/showt...-Lost-Heritage
I’m afraid this thread doesn’t work very well. The best threads are no longer very good. It’s interesting, ironic and foreshadowing in how much online material subsequently vanishes or doesn’t link anymore. Very few of the actual images of old buildings remain in the lost architecture threads.
Eg
http://www.connect2edmonton.ca/showt...Lost-buildings
I’ve also posted short quotes in c2e and then a year or two or three later, clicked on the link to the source article to read more and the source no longer exists online. (Searches of the quotes themselves find only the C2e excerpt.)
Eg. on the High Level Bridge:
“You know, rather than pouring $17 million into an old bridge like that, we’d probably seriously consider building a new one,” said John Schnablegger, according to an Edmonton Journal report."
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