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Are we judged as TIBB members based on our Post Count?
What are your thoughts on the post count?
Does it judge us as TIBB Members? What do you think? I think we are judged based upon our Post Count - and that contributes to the 'Status' that people think they have, here on TIBB. We are all equal, other than the MODs etc. etc. |
Until you reach 500 I think there's always a degree of snobbery.
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I never really look at post count
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I judge them on how they put their point across and how they seem through what they say. For example, I kind of automatically dont want to read anything where there is no grammar or correct spelling.
I also judge on whether they can have a laugh as well. Obviously you do notice post counts but I dont think they are important, I only really care about my own cos I want my 10K by the end of this year :love: |
We shouldn't be, but probably subconsciously people do.
Like if someone who has 3 posts says "i think that 2" for example, everyone is quick to jump on the text speech rule etc. Yet if someone with 15,000+ posts said something with text speech in, even as a joke like "bbz" - no-one cares. Double standards. |
Yes. This is why I campaigned for it to be abolished years ago.
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Only by the select few dumbasses!
Those who have 5000+ posts, which mainly consist of OMG! LOL! LMAo! ANd PMSL!! |
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hahah - Im glad I have conjured up a thought provoking Topic - Im glad we have had a mixed response of veiws.
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Unfortunately yes, some members seem to.
I don't really understand why though, just because they have more posts doesn't mean that they are more 'important' (bad choice of wording- just can't think of another way to type it). |
ive never judged anyone by post count but i think the karma system needs to go, alot of people with -tive karma are often nice people who i never have a problem with. and then there are some people who have got rediculously high karma because they act silly.
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Abolish post count and karma!
Let's start a new campaign. |
I like post counts just only for my own record like I said so I dont want it to go
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I try not to judge by post count but by quality of the post and the personality of the poster
but I think post count plays a huge part on here and controls the leniency towards members as Lauren pointed out I also think its quite obvious that until someone reaches a certain status, usually 500 posts, they aren't really accepted as a member by some on here. |
Well - u start it, and i'll join. Im not getting involved with all that - Nothing will come out of it, im sure. But i suppose you can allways try.
I do agree that both the Karma and Post Count do distinguish between worthy people - but doesnt distinguish between good comments - which most comments are. But, ya know - i cant explain what i mean. If anyone understands please share your veiw! haha |
I think the best members are the ones who's karma are between 0-10 because that shows that they dont suck up peoples ass and that they have had it minused due to standing their ground in a debate.
I hate it when members who are not nice people have high karma because in real life, their karma would be so low. |
Excellent Point Annie - Totally agree...
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I don't tend to judge people with low post counts but I'll jump on any annoying new members that type like they're on the phone. The difference between these members and the ones highlighted in AMA's posts are that the members that say LMAO, BBZ ETC often say it as a joke or in collaboration with ACTUAL sentences. It's different to members that 'tlk lik dis' constantly and probably doesn't know a thing about grammar, i'm not great with grammar but please!
I think Text talk like 'Lol', 'lmao' and stuff like that is acceptable as they are expressive and plus they are used alongside actual sentences but chavspeak is a massive no no. New members with a grasp of basic english are fine with me. |
Excellent post Dezzy Wezzy Whoo Whoo
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*edits post quietly* |
As you should.. :P
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Grr! I just wrote a big reply, pressed post and there was a page error! ANNOYING.
-- Yes we are, whether we do it on purpose varies member to member, but yes we all do it. If a pointless post was posted by a newbie, everyone would jump on them and have a go, but if someone with a high post count did it, people would take it as a joke and be like ye bbz i agree and take the micky! But it works the other way, if a newbie write a Hello I'm new thread... they will look at the post count of the person in most cases (: So it works both ways >.< |
Nicky tbh everyone just judges you because you're a bitch.
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Mirror bebz?
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I genuinely don't think people do but then maybe I'm a bit naive on the subject. I certainly don't, there have been plenty of newer members I got on with regardless of their post counts.
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tooo many pepole judge you on here anyway!
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Yeah; but I've been here for nearly 4 years, and my post count's still really low (in comparison to people who've been here for much less time with a far greater post count) and I don't think people think any more of them, or any less of me, based on their post count. I think it's true that you need to have at least 500 posts for recognition, that is, people aren't going to remember you until you have a memorable avatar that they've seen around the forum. I hadn't a clue who Ross was until I got added into a massive group conversation over MSN, so I think MSN probably helps people to be recognised around the forum; the more you get to know people, the more people will remember you - I don't think post counts themselves are a reflection on people, but certainly the more you post, the more memorable you are.
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I agree with that too, MSN is a huge help for getting to know people and becoming more popular across the forum.
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It's MSN mostly lol. I never go on it lol. Which shows why i'm not that popular on here :blush:
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I have had loads of posts, and havent quite intergrated and dont think that post numbers are it, i think what you say matters more, obviously more established members are noticed, but build your way up woo!
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I agree with zee. I do not think that it is post count in particuar, but whether you recognise that member
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Look at my post count and look how I am analysed.
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Thats like erasing everyones history if you remove thier post count. Its nice to identify long-term members from people who joined a day or two ago. Also someone could just change thier username and no one would ever know where they went; because if there was no post counts then people would think of him/her as a new member. Nah. Keep the post counts. |
Half and half I think. Usually if someone has a low post count it doesn't mean I suspose they post aswell and it obviously suggests they haven't been on here as long so haven't got to know people. The people with the higher post counts have probably got to know people so are better known and liked.
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I think if you have 28 posts and you have already insulted people, not that many people will like you.
But genuinly if you annoy people they wont like you, if you dont they will be at least civil toward you if they dont actually know you. |
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