NolSinkler said:
I'd say every time I post I make my post/time ratio worse. This is to say, it certainly is something to be ashamed of, rather than brag about, to have a high post/time ratio. It implies that this website is one of the more important aspects of your life, which of course, is fine, but is less admirable than if I were to say, with credibility (having quite a low post/time ratio) that things such as school, friends IRL, actually playing video games, racquetball, my fraternity, religious exploration, etc., are more important aspects of my life than maintaining a large post count on a relatively obscure website that I happen to enjoy and, if join date is any indication, have enjoyed longer than all of the rest of you have. Of course, I AM less active on the forums than the majority of you. I enjoy the main purpose of this website - tracking video game sales - much more than the vigorous, flaming, rancourous, obnoxious, hate-filled, one-sided 'debates' that happen here. Sometimes I partake in these wars - but it is always a mistake. Nobody here seems to listen to the voice of reason, and furthermore, the more ignorant members, it seems to me, tend to post so often as to drown out any sensible response that could be made during any particular strain of argument.
In short I am king because of the join date. You may all outpost me, but this is a thing that can be changed, whereas join date cannot be improved upon. In short, I could outpost you all if I wanted (which is a silly goal to even set), but do not, because I have other things to do, but, in spite of this, excel the lot of you in a way that you shall never excel me, namely, my join date. |
A little more than 10 posts a year = king?
Ok.
