the Day WrestleZone Died; a Retrospective

[Stone Cold Tea]

Avatars matteredwhen I joined WZ. I didn't take notice of anyone who didn't have one.

The bar room was fun.

It was fun to log on an see new threads in The Prison section.

I didn't realise the politics ran that deep on a forum.

[klunderbunker]

I didn't realise the politics ran that deep on a forum.

We had a place for the staff called the Board Room where we would talk about how the place should be run (and about the posters behind their backs of course).

One night Sly and I started debating a warning (not an infraction, but a warning). This started before 11pm on a Saturday night and when it ended, the sun was coming up. Norcal had gone to bed when we started and came back after a night's sleep, with a comment of "No......f******.......way."

[Stone Cold Tea]

We had a place for the staff called the Board Room where we would talk about how the place should be run (and about the posters behind their backs of course).

One night Sly and I started debating a warning (not an infraction, but a warning). This started before 11pm on a Saturday night and when it ended, the sun was coming up. Norcal had gone to bed when we started and came back after a night's sleep, with a comment of "No......f******.......way."

That's insane but it shows the level of commitment you both had to the forum too.

I appreciate WZ as I learn to not be a shitposter (Eventuanlly) from the WZ forums