What is this omfg
 

The subtle shade at my milkshake thread

Congrats on your first place Smithy

:shocked:

:laugh2: what the hell is that site?!

What da hayull... lmao :laugh:

Hard luck on 3rd place Jack :(

It says I posted a reply that I didn't actually post :suspect:

-Sues!!!-

I want an award

Thread: Great shirts in association with JH95 - Health, Beauty & Fashion

Analysis: The options around the discussion are neutral. It got traction. We think the discussion is interesting.

:worship:

Thread: all Pringles just £1 at AsdaWalmart - General Chat

Analysis: The sentiment of the discussion is negative. The discussion is very engaging and very controversial. The users Ammi, arista, were particularly engaged. It got people interested in the discussion. We find the discussion interesting and original.


Knew that thread belonged in serious debates

Typical Ammi making everything negative

Thread: Great shirts in association with JH95 - Health, Beauty & Fashion

Analysis: The options around the discussion are boring. It got no attention at all. We think the discussion is fucking dull.

:laugh:

Forum member: Marc

Analysis: Who?

Razzies:

The options around the discussion are neutral. The discussion is quite engaging but isn't controversial. The users ChristMASS EFFECT, G.U.Yule, Good King Glennceslas, JingleBitch, were particularly engaged. It got people interested in the discussion. We find the discussion interesting and original.

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Razzies:

The options around the discussion are neutral. The discussion is quite engaging but isn't controversial. The users ChristMASS EFFECT, G.U.Yule, Good King Glennceslas, JingleBitch, were particularly engaged. It got people interested in the discussion. We find the discussion interesting and original.

:laugh3:

what kind of site is this?

:joker:

From Wiki

"Omgili (acronym for "Oh My God I Love It") is a vertical search engine that focuses on "many to many" user generated content platforms, such as, forums, discussion groups, answer boards and others.
This crawler based, vertical search engine, scans millions of online discussions worldwide in over 100,000 boards and forums, and is able to differentiate between discussion entities, such as, title, topic, answer and post date.
Users can use Omgili to find consumer opinions, debates, discussions, personal experiences, answers and solutions."

Wait wtf :/

ugh that makes it less funny that it's not actually a person sat reviewing tibb http://atrl.net/forums/images/smilie...es/noparty.gif