a little food for thought series
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i must find another forum !any recommendations ?
Create a group on Facebook called "I bet I can get one million users to join for ..." and fill in the "..." with whatever you like. More than likely a shitload of people will join just because of the first part of the title. You can then spam them as much as you like (until they defriend you). A better idea would be to not spam any forum. Or maybe create your own website called JoinThisWebsiteIfYouLikeToBeSpammed.com.
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Create a group on Facebook called "I bet I can get one million users to join for ..." and fill in the "..." with whatever you like. More than likely a shitload of people will join just because of the first part of the title. You can then spam them as much as you like (until they defriend you). A better idea would be to not spam any forum. Or maybe create your own website called JoinThisWebsiteIfYouLikeToBeSpammed.com.
i am learning ! :doh:
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i am learning ! :doh:
Your CPU must be a neural net processor, a learning computer.
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Christian - dont you think this voting system with 10 votes to remove a message is too small a number,considering yu have almost 20000 people online most of the time.
No, I don't. In my experience, ( and I can read messages after they have been removed ), the system tends only to delete messages that deserve it, based on community standards.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
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No, I don't. In my experience, ( and I can read messages after they have been removed ), the system tends only to delete messages that deserve it, based on community standards.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.
I would consider my experience here seriously and take a due course of action
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I recommend not posting until you have something worthwhile to post. Have an original thought or post something newsworthy (and consider your target audience when you consider what may be newsworthy to us) rather than quotes from movies. Just because you can post does not mean you should feel compelled to do so. This is not Facebook... we don't want to hear every quote you thought was deep, unless perhaps you add some relevant insight into it and how it relates to us. Also, humor is generally well received here, as long as it isn't a repost and it is actually funny. But "here is some quote from some movie you've probably seen" is not really something I think the rest of us want to see every day.
"unless perhaps you add some relevant insight into it and how it relates to us" I thought guys at code project may be good at abstractions. "insight into it and how it relates " does everything need to be elucidated?
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have you really found this voting system to be very effective ?
Not yet, but we're considering an idea with which we can totally ban someone with N number of votes. Then, the voting system will be 'very effective' against people who post thoughtless drivel.
“Follow your bliss.” – Joseph Campbell
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No, I don't. In my experience, ( and I can read messages after they have been removed ), the system tends only to delete messages that deserve it, based on community standards.
Christian Graus Driven to the arms of OSX by Vista. Read my blog to find out how I've worked around bugs in Microsoft tools and frameworks.