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reply posted on 13-10-2007 @ 02:40 AM by 12m8keall2c
Originally posted by mojo4sale
Why is it that it seems easier for some to complain rather than ask for help?


SWS, I believe
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OP:
If ever a question or concern please lemme know. Honestly.

Sorry that you find the layout so awkward. Hopefully, in time, you'll come to realize the method to the madness, if you will.

A place for everything and everything in it's place...

... organizationally speaking, it works quite well that way.

My thoughts are such that if you don't take the time to learn something new everyday, however insignificant it may seem at the time... then that day went to waste. Your mileage may vary, though.

 


reply posted on 15-10-2007 @ 12:27 AM by V Kaminski
I've tried experimenting with titles... words like KILL and other more sensationalized titles do seem to pull more views.

I'm old, I don't like sensational - I like smart and proof of thesis. Most folks settle for less. Good threads are an absolute treat!

There are folks who do post "good stuff"... sometimes, I almost don't read the titles but rather the OP's name. Quality folks do quality stuff and layout their thread with class and distinction by being authentic.

I've given some thought about whether a site layout could be achieved that would "know" my tastes and standards and "get me what I want". Yeah, it's doable. Some of the financial sites I deal with "know my preferences" as I develop a history with them. I find that encouraging.

Could such stuff work for the ATS membership?

Maybe, but the UGC and lack of rigorous pre-post review by staff would seem to some (other than myself) to allow a lower threshold of quality as time passes. There aren't any checks to keep the quality up so it's run-whatcha-brung, which in many cases is empty calories. It is what it is.

Can users voluntarily improve the post/thread quality without some penalty for "junk"? Not without exclusion. Exclusivity isn't exactly desirable either. Over and over the same "stuff" said by a different person is still the same stuff.

Perhaps after "the revolution" if users have a greater stake and pride in not so much "what" but "how good" the quality of data is then this onslaught of absolutely worthless mindless brain-bilge spew could change.

Remember, remember the 5th of November.

Cheers,

Vic

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