Help!

[FlockofFluffs]

He is suppose to be a jersey giant … but it is clear now with his feathered legs. Ideas what it is? He is 8 weeks old approx, is he for sure a rooster ? He is also consistently chirping.

 

[FrostRanger]

Definitely a boy and definitely not a Jersey giant if he has feathered legs (at least not a purebred one anyways). Dunno what breed he is, but if I had to guess I'd guess a marans

 

[redinator]

I don't mean to sound rude, but can I just add, please reserve the phrase HELP in the title for emergencies. If it's used too often some may begin (auto 'not' correct) to ignore it, like the "boy who cried wolf".

 

[FrostRanger]

I don't mean to sound rude, but can I just add, please reserve the phrase HELP in the title for emergencies. If it's used too often some may been to ignore it, like the "boy who cried wolf".

Idk, could be years of playing on (and moderating) a luanti server but help in all caps has pretty much lost all meaning to me anyways. A description of the problem itself tends to catch my attention better as usually those tend to have more details and more details means less time wasted going back and forth trying to get info, so I tend to prefer seeing those even for emergencies and seeing "help" elsewhere doesn't bother me any more or less

Could just be me though

 

[ChaosMom]

I hung out for years on a college football forum, and the unwritten rule there was never to title a thread with just a player's name, as people immediately believed he had died. Or transferred, which was about the same.

Forums (and individuals) have reactions like this; it's all good.

I do agree with FrostRanger about thread titles with no content. It's like receiving a text/Slack message/whatever that just says "hi"