Gaming-related, I can't really think of any shinning example, though there are some that stand-out more than others:

· The VGChartz Plays! thread, on which I tried encouraging playing all together a certain game and having fun. It failed, partially because I'm lazy as heck and irresponsable enough to command something like this, but it did bring me joy while it lasted, and I hope it did for some people as well.

· Mario Kart 8 being the worst-selling entry prediction. I was dead wrong, but still an enjoyable thread to read nonetheless.

· What is an indie, on which I wanted a collective examination of what constitutes having the appelative of "indie". As my personal opinion, indie is a game done by an independent company; it doesn't matter how much money the project has, nor the graphics nor whatever you might want to add or lump into the same category.

· Have you ever beaten games you didn't enjoy question thread, on which I tried exploring the philosophy behind doing something you don't like for the sake of completing it.

· Journey (the game) becomes profitable thread. There's an user which was apparently a developer behind Journey posting on that thread. Whether that's right or not, I was just glad a thread of mine was wortwhile enough to have a developero (of such game) posting in it.

· Games with crappy textures. It's not about listing games with bad textures, but rather, trying to decipher why sometimes less quality is more appealing.

Non-gaming related I have three main standout threads:

· The Trap Thread. Venture forth, if you dare. First posts are hilarious. Then it gets serious, so you're warned.

· What is your stance on zoophilia. I managed to have a calm, interesting debate about this subject with the community.

· Would you date a transsexual?. Another interesting subject to talk about, and people gave some engaging insight.

Oh, lots of quality threads for me to read!

Ohh that's a great thread idea.

Shame it didn't work out in the end but I learned quite a bit from that endeavour :p

I liked your What's Next for VGC thread! Had a lot of good ideas along with the announcement thread

I don't think I've ever felt "proud" about a virtual communication because it doesn't define me. My worth is not on a video game message board. I've done things in the real world that I am proud of but I don't put any stock into this stuff.