How to improve activity on Zelaron (vote, discuss and ideate)

We had a comedy forum for a little while and it didn't really work out from what I understand. I think it would be a good idea to try it again, though.

I say we should bring back Duck Soup. I miss it and I thought it was retarded half the time.

Duck Soup was a disaster. It wasn't even worth reading, just like 90% of mantra's posts.

Duck soup is delicious. I'd populate that forum with the most stupid of bullshit.

Also volls you know how PD forums has that thread where everyone posts random funny stuff they find on the internet?? A forum like that would be nice, I always get a good laugh out of that and it would be nice for a forum to have a nice concentration of threads for whenever you need something funny.

Half of the posts in that thread contain content that break Zel rules.

sigh* you are correct in saying this forum is mild, but then again half the posts on that thread are completely random and not funny.

Zelaron Radio is out for now. There's no way of making Winamp's playlist auto-update itself without screwing up SHOUTcast. In other words, unless someone is sitting at the computer or remote controlling it manually, Zelaron members won't be able to add new songs.

So either:
1) Someone has to update the list twice per day or so.
2) Members will have to take turns in being DJ's by streaming music to the server.

That is, unless someone knows of some other radio server software which allows on-the-fly updates based on user uploads.

I've got an idea.

Why don't you just use Ventrilo / another Voice talking program for Zelaron radio, have specific people/accounts that play music through their Output option (Instead of Mic selected, you changed to Output on ventrilo atleast..) And alternate through that way, though Vent does cost money, so maybe something like shoutcast? Idk. Maybe just trash it for now...

SHOUTcast can do that in much higher quality than Ventrilo / TeamSpeak, not to mention that the playback works on pretty much all media players (Winamp, VLC, Windows Media Player and so on). The problem is getting the station to play music 24/7.