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11.25pm

19 September 2010
OfflineDear Prudence said:
mr. Sun king coming together said:
Am I? Do You guys think, "Oh No, Mr. sun king coming together has posted AGAIN?" Is It Too Much?
No, I just don't like that you passed me by (And made me cry, and made me blue.)
YAY
11.27pm
7 August 2010
Offlinemr. Sun king coming together said:
Dear Prudence said:
mr. Sun king coming together said:
Am I? Do You guys think, "Oh No, Mr. sun king coming together has posted AGAIN?" Is It Too Much?
No, I just don't like that you passed me by (And made me cry, and made me blue.)
YAY
No, not yay. You made me sad. :' (
5.13am
9 June 2010
OfflineJust don't defeat mithveaen yet….
EDIT: The only time I think "Oh no! Sun king's posted again!" is when he's in an argument with someone. *cough*me*cough*
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
12.37pm
12 March 2010
OfflineAm I? Do You guys think, "Oh No, Mr. sun king coming together has posted AGAIN?" Is It Too Much?
Sorry I missed this before posting in the other thread.
I guess at that time in December you had around 1000 postings. Now, not three months later, you have more than three and a half thousand postings!
Maybe you felt a little over-encouraged?
So, since you were asking, here are the answers to your questions:
1) Yes.
2) Yes, I do.
3) Yes.
9.03pm
4 December 2010
OfflineJust a few observations:
This is a very low traffic forum. 3000 posts in less than a year on here is a LOT. On a busy forum, where there is more to respond to, then it isn't so much. That might (not necessarily, I might add) indicate that a fair few posts are of lower quality, or posted for the sake of it. As a parallel, I posted on a forum with a similar level of traffic for 2 years and had 2000 posts. I either had the highest post count or second.
Often your posts are a handful of words, an acknowledgement that someone has posted ("Cool !!!!", for example). These posts don't really add anything, though they may stop the user feeling like they've killed the topic. It would be good if you could flesh these out a bit
If you're not sure you can flesh them out, don't feel obliged to acknowledge the post, but it is good that you consider these things.
Lastly, don't go on about being the top poster, or that a user has reached 1000 posts, or whatever. That can be irritating, and is generally considered poor netiquette. Really, nobody cares about the number, but a large number of very short posts, lots of negative posts, or starting lots of threads are the things that generally annoy people. Very poor grammar/spelling, Capitalising The First Letter Of Every Word and pointing out those two "errors" (often called "being a grammar Nazi) are often also annoying. I don't think you could be accused of most of them.
To conclude: I sort of agree with paulsbass, but there's no "too much" in terms of raw quantity. Just don't post for the sake of it (which is often called postboosting, and again, is poor netiquette).
9.09pm

19 September 2010
OfflineThe Walrus said:
Just a few observations:
To conclude: I sort of agree with paulsbass, but there's no "too much" in terms of raw quantity. Just don't post for the sake of it (which is often called postboosting, and again, is poor netiquette).
Just a few comments of my own.
1. Thanks for taking the time to respond to this.
2. So, it's a quality over quantity thing?
3. I will try to stop "posting for the sake of it."
9.14pm
4 September 2010
OfflineThe Walrus said:
As a parallel, I posted on a forum with a similar level of traffic for 2 years and had 2000 posts.
What was the forum?
9.15pm
9 June 2010
OfflineMy two biggest beefs are:
1. The random capitalization. That's just because I'm a Grammar Nazi. (Yes, I wear that badge with pride.)
2. Sometimes, when you post immediately after I've posted something or reply to every post I make, it makes me feel pressured to "keep the conversation going" when I don't have much to say. I used to reply to every thread with unread posts, but I realized I didn't have to respond to everything. I don't usually worry about killing threads, though.
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
10.15pm
4 December 2010
OfflineDoctorRobert said:
The Walrus said:
As a parallel, I posted on a forum with a similar level of traffic for 2 years and had 2000 posts.
What was the forum?
It was about an online football game that has since shut.
Mr Sun King- yes, it is definitely quality over quantity.
10.29pm

4 March 2011
Offline10.33pm
9 June 2010
OfflineStrawberryLakiesha said:
So you guys find all of my posts annoying because of my bad spellings?
Actually, your spelling has improved quite a bit since your first post. Usually, I can make it through your posts without wondering what word you mean. (Like this one, for instance.) The only thing that really bugs me is using "A" for "I." 
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
10.38pm
1 May 2010
OfflineNot annoying, but difficult to read. I'm a non-native English speaker. I have to read the post "out loud" to figure out what you're saying and then I'm like "ohhh I get it". But the recent posts I find them easier to read. I know that when you say "A" you mean "I".
I'll give you an example. no komprndo pk la gnt no komprende kuando avlo aci. Ask this to read to a non native Spanish speaker and they will find it hard to understand at first, because instead of using the proper words, I'm using sounds. You have to read it out loud to get it, if you're not used to it. My point is, this forum is visited from people around the world, and your message might be lost. Some of them won't even bother to try to get what you try to say.
Anyway, the language is something alive and it's transformed, for better or worse. 
10.42pm
9 June 2010
Offlinemithveaen said:
I'll give you an example. no komprndo pk la gnt no komprende kuando avlo aci.
Hmm… is it "I don't understand it because the people don't understand it when I talk like this"?
Weird… when I read that, I read it with a South American accent instead of a Spanish accent. (Saying the "c" as a "s" instead of a "th.") It's probably because you're from Mexico. 
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
10.45pm
1 May 2010
OfflineMeanMrs.Mustard said:
mithveaen said:
I'll give you an example. no komprndo pk la gnt no komprende kuando avlo aci.
Hmm… is it "I don't understand it because the people don't understand it when I talk like this"?
Weird… when I read that, I read it with a South American accent instead of a Spanish accent. (Saying the "c" as a "s" instead of a "th.") It's probably because you're from Mexico.
*massive Zig*
Ahem.. my dear MMM… Mexico is part of North America.
I mean, not US North America, but the northern part of the continent?? Anyway. The thing is that accents from South America are quite different from the ones in Mexico, ask Marcelo. 
And yes, it says that. Kids write like that nowadays.
10.51pm
9 June 2010
OfflineI'm a stupid American, mith. I think everything south of America is South America. <— SNARKY
The real reason is because the map in my head wasn't functioning correctly when I typed that. I have license to say stupid things, right?
Should I have said the "c & z as s" instead?
mr. Sun king coming together said And yes, YouTube comments are stupid. But hilariously so.
12.23am
1 May 2010
OfflineSorry MMM if I sounded rude, but it really irks me when someone says that Mexico is South America, and you know why? Because most of Mexican teenagers say that. They don't even know in which frigging side of the planet they live 
Actually I find it quite funny that Americans call themselves Americans. Should they be United Statesans or something like that? Besides one of the most hated soccer teams in Mexico is America, and they call themselves Americanistas. So there's nothing left for the rest of the people living in this continent. And actually we should be Colon, he discovered America.. or was it a Viking? Argghhhhhhh
What cracked me about your post is that we speak with South American accent. Don't tell that to Marcelo, he would go nuts. Argentine people are quite humble you know pibe…. (with a high sarcastic tone) 
1.40am
1 May 2010
OfflineI wouldn't worry about it too much Mr. Sun King, or I wouldn't stop posting a bunch or whatever. If you have something to say, say it, don't worry about over-posting.
We all have different rates of post, or whatever you want to call it, and I feel like if a topic is really good, it will stick around long enough for everyone to get a chance to voice their opinion on it. For example, I'm not going to be posting as much anymore, but I would like to come back to a few good threads that I could give my opinion on and I feel like your posting is one of the reasons why those threads stay alive long enough. So your posting is fine by me. 
The only "complaint" I would have would be on some threads you and someone else, perhaps MMM, would post a lot of little posts and it would already be a two page thread and I think less people, including myself, were responding to the threads because they were already sort of derailed before they got started.
3.21am
23 January 2011
Offline4.18am
23 January 2011
OfflineStarWisher said:
I'm also guilty of that. Making typos annoys me. If I'm unsure of a spelling, I'll look it up. And grammatically as well as stylistically speaking, I also obsess over punctuation and whether to use all caps, bold it or italicize. I don't know why, since I obviously don't have my own style book, but it's just one of those things.
So I am not the only person who does that!
5.46am
12 March 2010
OfflineThe Walrus said:
Just a few observations:
This is a very low traffic forum. 3000 posts in less than a year on here is a LOT. On a busy forum, where there is more to respond to, then it isn't so much. That might (not necessarily, I might add) indicate that a fair few posts are of lower quality, or posted for the sake of it. As a parallel, I posted on a forum with a similar level of traffic for 2 years and had 2000 posts. I either had the highest post count or second.
Often your posts are a handful of words, an acknowledgement that someone has posted ("Cool !!!!", for example). These posts don't really add anything, though they may stop the user feeling like they've killed the topic. It would be good if you could flesh these out a bit
If you're not sure you can flesh them out, don't feel obliged to acknowledge the post, but it is good that you consider these things.
Lastly, don't go on about being the top poster, or that a user has reached 1000 posts, or whatever. That can be irritating, and is generally considered poor netiquette. Really, nobody cares about the number, but a large number of very short posts, lots of negative posts, or starting lots of threads are the things that generally annoy people. Very poor grammar/spelling, Capitalising The First Letter Of Every Word and pointing out those two "errors" (often called "being a grammar Nazi) are often also annoying. I don't think you could be accused of most of them.
To conclude: I sort of agree with paulsbass, but there's no "too much" in terms of raw quantity. Just don't post for the sake of it (which is often called postboosting, and again, is poor netiquette).
Thanks from me as well for putting my very thoughts in nicer words.
So, in the end, it looks like things work out fine, and I do think it's good that it's being talked about.
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