Do number of posts matter to you?

[Crothian]

Have you considered using some of your excess posts to create magic items?

Last time I did that the server went down...

 

[Asmor]

Damn!! People are starting to catch on!!

[stewie accent]

Ha, you make me look like... Blast... what the devil are all the kids reading these days? J. Bloody K. Rowling!

[/stewie accent]

 

[Harmon]

I could careless about my post count. I respond when I feel I should (sometimes when I shouldn't) and have something to say (good, bad or otherwise).

Something that gets me is the non Mods that have thousands of posts (say over 8,000) in just a couple of years. How-? And more importantly- why?

I suppose we all have things in life that are important to us, and the value of them is different to us all.

Sounds like my reason is waking up again- she has nightmares like her Dad. Gonna be another long night.

Take care, and take no offense (none was intended).

 

[Asmor]

Harmon, this is just a fun thread. Don't take it so seriously.

 

[trancejeremy]

It's funny though, some posters with low post counts I recognize, yet some posters with huge post counts, I don't recognize at all. I wonder, where the heck they are posting.

 

[Bront]

Damn!! People are starting to catch on!!

Took them long enough.

For me, it only matters in relation to PbP games, as a more prolific poster is often more available to play, can respond more often, and is more likely to stay around for the game.

 

[Barendd Nobeard]

I only use post count to check if someone is new to posting on the boards (when I perceive that the post is troll-ish or just plain stupid).

 

[Thornir Alekeg]

It's funny though, some posters with low post counts I recognize, yet some posters with huge post counts, I don't recognize at all. I wonder, where the heck they are posting.

I bet they have most of their posts from PbP games rather than discussion threads.

 

[awayfarer]

I voted "other" but I'm really only participating in this to increase my post count.

 

[Crothian]

Something that gets me is the non Mods that have thousands of posts (say over 8,000) in just a couple of years. How-? And more importantly- why?

Play by posts, story hours, taking part in the Q&A's, running a campaign and talking about it or just asking rules questions, enjoying blowing off a little steam with silliness in the off topic, discussing cool books and movies in media....depending on one's interest there is a lot that one can post about on these boards and posting really don't take a lot of time.

Take care, and take no offense (none was intended).

in southern accent

You, Sir, are now my sworn enemy.