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[Meta] Race weekend posts
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this post was submitted on 08 Jun 2023
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As to the format for discussion threads, I'm open to anything. I'd be good all the way from a single race weekend thread, to per-session threads, to combined practice thread + individual threads for quali/race/post-race, or anything in-between.
I do enjoy the post-race thread culture in /r/formula1. The session threads can sometimes be full of hot-take one-liners and hot-heads from during the session. Separating the post-race thread lets the discussion reset when we have time to type things out more completely and have cooled off from the mid-race excitement.
I think individual threads for each session may be too much for a community this size, perhaps pre-GP and post-GP threads? I've never been one to do much talking during the race but that's probably just me.