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This is my 1000th post on this message board. And it took me less than 2 months to get, which is pretty good. I just thought I would let you guys know about my great acomplishment. This is the first time I have ever gotten 1000 post on any message board.
I've walked these streets, a loaded six-string on my back, I play for keeps 'cause I might not make it back, I've been everywhere still I'm standin' tall, I've seen a million faces and I've rocked them all!!:salute!:
Yeah, I dont really care how many posts I have. I've even deleted hundreds of them.
But it's clearly important to some people. So I congratulate them.
Why not?
Because it encourages spamming the board.
There was a time before the contributor system that everyone made stupid post count annoucments as if it somehow made them a better poster. This led to thousands of posts that were completely meaningless. Posts with one word like "LOL" or "no". They even had threads with titles like "Raise your post count here" or "post a random number". It got redicuolous and they finally put in a 10 character limit on the posting. I'm glad they did.
Post count glorification does nothing but encourage quantity and not quality.
There was a time before the contributor system that everyone made stupid post count annoucments as if it somehow made them a better poster. This led to thousands of posts that were completely meaningless. Posts with one word like "LOL" or "no". They even had threads with titles like "Raise your post count here" or "post a random number". It got redicuolous and they finally put in a 10 character limit on the posting. I'm glad they did.
Post count glorification does nothing but encourage quantity and not quality.
in real life, if someone laughs at a statement or answers with a "yes" or "no," do you dislike them for making meaningless statements?
either way their is no reason to get all high and mighty about this; if someone finds their post count important, what's it to you? seems pretty harmless to me, so why feel the need to belittle them?
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in real life, if someone laughs at a statement or answers with a "yes" or "no," do you dislike them for making meaningless statements?
either way their is no reason to get all high and mighty about this; if someone finds their post count important, what's it to you? seems pretty harmless to me, so why feel the need to belittle them?
As I said, it encourages spamming of the board and lowers the overall quality.
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