posted on Feb, 29 2012 @ 10:33 AM
In lieu of my ground breaking (for me anyway...almost four years here and this is all I’ve got) 700th post, I’d like to ask you all a question.
In your opinion, how do you define a quality member? How do you remember certain posters?
WATS score alone?
Star to Post Ratio?
Longevity of the member?
Something totally different?
Because it’s your alternate profile? (nah, just kidding…)
Here’s a confession. In my time here, and this is really dependent on the thread and/or forum I’m in, I’ve gotten to the point where I
automatically “ignore” certain posts in a thread…almost like I just subconsciously don’t see them . I don’t see their name, or their mini
profile, it’s just like they are invisible to me. Lately, I’ve stopped myself to see why…I’ll go back and reread all the stuff I usually skip,
and oddly enough, it’s usually one liners that don’t contribute anything, and surprisingly, its not just the newer members that are habitually
For me, quality doesn’t necessarily = wall’s of texts in their posts. Just bring something relevant to the discussion, and I’ll remember your
How about you?