Originally posted by divegeester All "thumbs down" you receive will also trigger sending you an email notification, so I'd switch your spam filter to "turbo" if I was you.
Au contraire; an exponential number of "thumbs down" on these public forums indicates considerable levels of interest and readership.
Originally posted by Suzianne And did you feel this same way about 'Recs'? Was that a "waste of space" too?
Or do you only feel this way about downvotes?
Each thread half-filled with "Agree" or "Disagree" would be even more boring.
Yes, I did feel the same way about Recs, as it happens.
I read something, I like it, I don't feel the need to run to someone and say "look what I found!" If people want to read forums, they can. If they find something interesting in a forum thread, they can post something in that thread for others to read.
If they can't be bothered, why do we need to pick out the "good stuff" for them?
Originally posted by Kewpie Yes, I did feel the same way about Recs, as it happens.
I read something, I like it, I don't feel the need to run to someone and say "look what I found!" If people want to read forums, they can. If they find something interesting in a forum thread, they can post something in that thread for others to read.
If they can't be bothered, why do we need to pick out the "good stuff" for them?
How about because a lot of you live on RHP and have more time than others?
Originally posted by moonbus Could it be that the amount of annoyance you receive is a reflection of the amount of annoyance you post?
one would think that according to the law of Karma such a scenario to be correct, however the annoyance is not that people recommend posts but that one needs to be made aware of it every time they do. Other forums that i frequent state who liked a post and how many people liked a post below the forum post itself. This would be a much better option than being reminded every time someone recommends a post. The outcome of the present debacle is that one must wade through pointless alerts to find the ones that are of importance, for example when a clan bounces a challenge.
Originally posted by robbie carrobie one would think that according to the law of Karma such a scenario to be correct
i apologize for getting off topic, but i really am curious about this 'law of karma' of which you speak...
is it written???
will you please point me in the right direction???
thanks...
Originally posted by rookie54 i apologize for getting off topic, but i really am curious about this 'law of karma' of which you speak...
is it written???
will you please point me in the right direction???
thanks...
Yes watch every episode of 'My name is Earl', it contains everything you need to know about Karma
Originally posted by robbie carrobie Yes watch every episode of 'My name is Earl', it contains everything you need to know about Karma
okie dokie...
i have watched the entire series twice, have it on dvd, too...
i never realized that i could become so intensely enlightened by a television show filled with juvenile violence and rampant sexual innuendo...
Originally posted by Grampy Bobby Au contraire; an exponential number of "thumbs down" on these public forums indicates considerable levels of interest and readership.
Originally posted by rookie54 okie dokie...
i have watched the entire series twice, have it on dvd, too...
i never realized that i could become so intensely enlightened by a television show filled with juvenile violence and rampant sexual innuendo...
14 Oct '15 20:36
Consultation vote - ending anonymous recommendations
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