RabidMongoose
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Add in InfoHawk and what appears to be his 15 posts, and the total goes up to 47.3%, or nearly half of all of the posts in this thread by just four people.
Honest question. Are you talking about when people say things like "loliberals" or similar things about conservatives? Or something else?
Mods really shouldn't be immune to the ignore function if they are going to post as regular users.
Updated posting predominance stats. We have a new leader:
cybrsage -- 34 posts
dmcowen674 --32 posts
JSt0rm -- 25 posts
At the 224 post mark, these three posters above have now accounted for 91 of them, or 40.6% of all the posts in this long, long thread.
Updated posting predominance stats. We have a new leader:
cybrsage -- 34 posts
dmcowen674 --32 posts
JSt0rm -- 25 posts
At the 224 post mark, these three posters above have now accounted for 91 of them, or 40.6% of all the posts in this long, long thread.
What is your point with this? When the thread title is "Mod Sponsored Community Poll - Your Input is Requested", one should expect input and discussion of the poll.
It appears you are simply using the Poisoning the Well logical fallacy. Since you still refuse to say what you consider noise and what you consider signal, it is impossible to pin down exactly which logical fallacy you are employing this time.
Care to actually tell us exactly what you mean by signal and what you mean by noise, or are you going to continue pretending we can read your mind?
EDIT: I fully expect you to not say, but please surprise me.
Just a guess, but that you have been very prolific at providing no substance.
The sh*t is your posts. I consider myself the toilet paper.You are still up to your talking out of your ass and posting your shit right after my posts.
Even a ~ in front of this lie wouldn't round up to a truth. You were told in post 87 that your behavior was leading to exactly that. In post 90, either as a result of faulty reading comprehension or deliberately missing the point, you responded as if this plain fact were not plain. And so, I corrected you in post 98.No Mod said they were going to ban me.
I told you in no uncertain terms (posts 24, 39) that your signature would be changing. You responded defensively both times. Your signature has now changed as I told you it would. Therefore, you did it either willingly as a kind gesture, or you were told to (if not explicitly by a mod, implicitly). I don't think your jailhouse grade expletives belie a hidden endearment of anybody, so my money isn't on the kind gesture.No Mod said a fucking thing about my sig.
The sh*t is your posts. I consider myself the toilet paper.
Even a ~ in front of this lie wouldn't round up to a truth.
You were told in post 87 that your behavior was leading to exactly that. In post 90, either as a result of faulty reading comprehension or deliberately missing the point, you responded as if this plain fact were not plain. And so, I corrected you in post 98.I told you in no uncertain terms (posts 24, 39) that your signature would be changing. You responded defensively both times.
Your signature has now changed as I told you it would. Therefore, you did it either willingly as a kind gesture, or you were told to (if not explicitly by a mod, implicitly). I don't think your jailhouse grade expletives belie a hidden endearment of anybody, so my money isn't on the kind gesture.
I didn't say $4.79 was a fact.
I said $4.79 is my opinion.
So are you saying Opinions are not allowed on Anandtech Forums?
You are still up to your talking out of your ass and posting your shit right after my posts.
What is the community's take on threads which are started with seemingly little-to-no discussion by the OP?
Example: Thank Obama for the Ever Increasing Prices
Counter-Example: Interesting article on the first months of Obama's presidency.
In the example above there is very little provided in the way of opening discussion on the link and stated topic of the thread itself; whereas the counter-example provides plenty of opening dialogue IMO and makes clear the context within which the OP intends the thread's discussion to focus on.
Administrator Idontcare
What is the community's take on threads which are started with seemingly little-to-no discussion by the OP?
Example: Thank Obama for the Ever Increasing Prices
Counter-Example: Interesting article on the first months of Obama's presidency.
In the example above there is very little provided in the way of opening discussion on the link and stated topic of the thread itself; whereas the counter-example provides plenty of opening dialogue IMO and makes clear the context within which the OP intends the thread's discussion to focus on.
Administrator Idontcare
What is the community's take on threads which are started with seemingly little-to-no discussion by the OP?
Example: Thank Obama for the Ever Increasing Prices
Counter-Example: Interesting article on the first months of Obama's presidency.
In the example above there is very little provided in the way of opening discussion on the link and stated topic of the thread itself; whereas the counter-example provides plenty of opening dialogue IMO and makes clear the context within which the OP intends the thread's discussion to focus on.
Administrator Idontcare
If the OP cannot present the small time to sufficiently comment, let alone selectively quote topical points of the chosen article, then the thread is clearly a wasteful link-and-run and undeserving of a thread. If one cannot start a discussion then there's far less of an expectation to witness a discussion.If the OP links an article, then anything in the article should be open season. The idea that the OP gets to define what can be discussed in a thread is much too confining.
What is the community's take on threads which are started with seemingly little-to-no discussion by the OP?
What I hate about those threads are the bullshit misleading titles of the thread. Projo was a expert at this.
You are still up to your talking out of your ass and posting your shit right after my posts.
Quoting and bolding this turds continuing crap.
What is the community's take on threads which are started with seemingly little-to-no discussion by the OP?
Example: Thank Obama for the Ever Increasing Prices
Counter-Example: Interesting article on the first months of Obama's presidency.
In the example above there is very little provided in the way of opening discussion on the link and stated topic of the thread itself; whereas the counter-example provides plenty of opening dialogue IMO and makes clear the context within which the OP intends the thread's discussion to focus on.
Administrator Idontcare
It's generally fine. Too many variables. Sometimes posters clearly just want to get the topic up there quick. --which is why there needs to some form of commentary! That keeps the threead starter spammers at bay. It prevents one person from starting 40 threads in 10 minutes!
Also, not everyone can be on for extended periods of time to be part of the discussion. Then when you come back the topic has taken on a life of its own and isn't particularly on topic or interesting any longer.-- nobody said the OP needed to take part in the discussion. -- The OP just needs to post his or her thought when they start the thread. If they have time to sstart a thread then they have time to post some commentary!
Too much work for you guys to have to judge which topics are worthy. If it's an obvious troll you can just lock it. If it means that much to them they can PM you to have it re-opened. -- nobody said anything about a worthy topic....but no commentary means not a worthy topic without commentary!!