Most liked post wins

Basically, in each post you put a statement, and if you agree with that statement, you thumbs-up the post. Whoever can make the statement that has the broadest popular support wins.

It's a slight variation of an actual training exercise I used to do, where I would give the people I was coaching a topic - like, say, make prostitution illegal - and they had to try to find the statement that supports that which has the most popular support. So for EXTRA DIFFICULTY, find a random wikipedia page and make a post about it to try and maximize your thumbs up count.

I'll start: this was an awesome idea for a forum game.

admin: This is a cool costume to buy my niece.

admin: The debate.org user base addicted me to the Club Penguin mini games.

Edeb8 is a cooler place to hang out than club penguin

Pinkie: Smite her, she mentioned DDO

admin: Totally.

On Edeb8, when someone posts a reply to a previous post, you can click the name of the person their replying to and it will take to that specific post. This is cool and saves lots of quoting but is old news now and is boring.
BUT - if you just hover the mouse over the name, that previous post will highlight in a rather pleasing peach colour. You can check this by hovering over Admin's name in the post immediately above this one.

This might be old news as well, but I've never noticed it before and I thought it was pretty cool. Since my octopus post only got two likes, I thought I have a crack with this one...

And yes, I saw the incorrect "their". Sorry about that everyone.

nzlockie: You just noticed this? Me too, but weeks before you.

admin is too good at this game...

"Last Comment Wins" is a better game than this.

Beautiful looks do not make for a beautiful personality / ugly looks do not make for an ugly personality