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101 Ways to Kill an Internet Forum Thread

101 Ways to Kill an Internet Forum Thread

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Originally posted by mghrn55
Wait !!
This isn't the Clan Forum !!

Too late !! I already pressed "post" !!

😀😀😀😀
enjoy your upcoming ban, you said the C word...someone will break their wrist as they hit alert post.button

well done you killed the thread it will be removed....😀😀😀😀😀

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Originally posted by roma45
enjoy your upcoming ban, you said the C word...someone will break their wrist as they hit alert post.button

well done you killed the thread it will be removed....😀😀😀😀😀
Id just like to say that some c... named after a cult classic have entered the top ten for the first time.



don't it feel good!


Originally posted by robbie carrobie
Id just like to say that some c... named after a cult classic have entered the top ten for the first time.

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don't it feel good!
its a K ...who cares... great song


Originally posted by roma45
its a K ...who cares... great song
I care, yes indeed we are top ten, 2awesome! walking on sunshine!


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
[b]101 Ways to Kill an Internet Forum Thread
Could you provide a link to an RHP thread that was clearly "killed" by each of the "ways" you mention. Here are some of them:

Disregard the website's forum guidelines and/or terms of service.

Presuming to intrude on forum conversations by correcting misspellings of words which people spell differently in other countries.

Flaunting your real or assumed grammatical correctness by drawing attention to inconsequential errors committed by other forum contributors.

By making declarative statements without providing factual website references and/or thread links for the purpose of disrupting a thread's progress.

By focusing on other forum contributors you happen to dislike rather than on the topics, issues and ideas being discussed.


In each case, why not provide a link to an ongoing thread at some point in the past that was suddenly terminated by the actions by a poster(s) as you have listed above?


Originally posted by FMF
Could you provide a link to an RHP thread that was clearly "killed" by each of the "ways" you mention. Here are some of them:

[i]Disregard the website's forum guidelines and/or terms of service.

Presuming to intrude on forum conversations by correcting misspellings of words which people spell differently in other countries.

Flaunting your real or assume ...[text shortened]... in the past that was suddenly terminated by the actions by a poster(s) as you have listed above?
18. Grandstanding


Originally posted by Suzianne
18. Grandstanding
19. Pontificating.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
19. Pontificating.
Do you have an example of a thread that was "killed" by someone pontificating?



21. By allowing unchecked emotions to displace rational intellect.


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It seems clear to me that this is yet another one of Grampy Bobby's general browbeating threads. so that is why I offered him the opportunity to demonstrate his sincerity and honesty ~ and that his suggested 'thread killing' actions are even remotely realistic ~ by providing examples [links to 'killed' threads' for the reasons he describes] from RHP's past.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
21. By allowing unchecked emotions to displace rational intellect.
Can you link us to a thread where this can clearly be seen to be the reason why the thread was terminated and where the thread would most likely have continued if it were not for the reason/action you suggest?


22. By carrying a knapsack bulging with a variety of ulterior motives and personal agendas,
the sheer weight of which causes the unhappy forum camper's vision to become blurred.


Originally posted by Grampy Bobby
19. Pontificating.
Come on, Bobby. Who pontificates better than you?

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