mewtini
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Well, this isn't necessarily for amusement. Hence it goes here.
What's your opinion on how postcount measures whether someone is new or senior? What do you think the boundary is?
Personally, my attitude torward postcount is that it's worth absolutely nothing. Except that, of course, when you get like ~*me~*, you get an awesome Butterfree picture next to your name. But enough of that. I don't believe that postcount means anything torward a person's newness or seniorship; I've seen many a forumgoer that goes "I SIGNED UP!" "I POSTED IN FORUM GAMES 1000 TIMES" "I A BUTTERFREE" "I AM NOW OLD" over the course of less than a couple of months.
I consider myself, I suppose, fairly new, seeing as some of us have been around since Invisionfree and/or earlier incarnations of vBulletin.
But I manage to sometimes think I'm old. When you just form a bond with as many forumites as I have, you just kinda feel like you know everyone; maybe even more involved than some oldies by looking at join dates.
Okay, there's my take on it.
Go!
What's your opinion on how postcount measures whether someone is new or senior? What do you think the boundary is?
Personally, my attitude torward postcount is that it's worth absolutely nothing. Except that, of course, when you get like ~*me~*, you get an awesome Butterfree picture next to your name. But enough of that. I don't believe that postcount means anything torward a person's newness or seniorship; I've seen many a forumgoer that goes "I SIGNED UP!" "I POSTED IN FORUM GAMES 1000 TIMES" "I A BUTTERFREE" "I AM NOW OLD" over the course of less than a couple of months.
I consider myself, I suppose, fairly new, seeing as some of us have been around since Invisionfree and/or earlier incarnations of vBulletin.
But I manage to sometimes think I'm old. When you just form a bond with as many forumites as I have, you just kinda feel like you know everyone; maybe even more involved than some oldies by looking at join dates.
Okay, there's my take on it.
Go!