post counts

CliffandJason-BASS · Post by **CliffandJason-BASS** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 4:55 pm

even when i post, my post count doesnt increase, why is this?

is it something with this board?

Bukkake Tsunami · Post by **Bukkake Tsunami** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 7:47 pm

its because youre gay.

buck satan · Post by **buck satan** » Fri Jul 13, 2007 9:24 pm

no one cares about your problems, kid

King Buzzo · Post by **King Buzzo** » Sat Jul 14, 2007 12:58 am

buck satan wrote:no one cares about your problems, kid

YOU KNOW IT'S SAD BUT TRUUOOOOOO!!!

RU555? · Post by **RU555?** » Sat Jul 14, 2007 2:56 am

Advantage of post counts

While not necessary to forum functioning, post counts act as a guide to newbies integrating into the forum, by providing information on the general reliability of a person. A user with a very high post count is probably a respectable member of the community, and thus unlikely to defraud or misbehave, as a user who did not understand the rules or was a troll would have been banned before they could accumulate a high post count.

A user with a very low post count, on the other hand, is an unknown element who may not know the rules and customs of the forum yet. By these members being marked, the forum regulars will know not to judge them too harshly in their first few days or weeks.

Neon Doll · Post by **Neon Doll** » Sat Jul 14, 2007 10:14 am

RU555? wrote:Advantage of post counts

While not necessary to forum functioning, post counts act as a guide to newbies integrating into the forum, by providing information on the general reliability of a person. A user with a very high post count is probably a respectable member of the community, and thus unlikely to defraud or misbehave, as a user who did not understand the rules or was a troll would have been banned before they could accumulate a high post count.

A user with a very low post count, on the other hand, is an unknown element who may not know the rules and customs of the forum yet. By these members being marked, the forum regulars will know not to judge them too harshly in their first few days or weeks.

King Buzzo · Post by **King Buzzo** » Sun Jul 15, 2007 2:30 am

RU555? wrote:Advantage of post counts

While not necessary to forum functioning, post counts act as a guide to newbies integrating into the forum, by providing information on the general reliability of a person. A user with a very high post count is probably a respectable member of the community, and thus unlikely to defraud or misbehave, as a user who did not understand the rules or was a troll would have been banned before they could accumulate a high post count.

A user with a very low post count, on the other hand, is an unknown element who may not know the rules and customs of the forum yet. By these members being marked, the forum regulars will know not to judge them too harshly in their first few days or weeks.

Yeah, that's bull. Everyone gets shit if they are new, join date >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> post count.

Bren · Post by **Bren** » Mon Jul 16, 2007 11:24 am

oh fuck

RU555? · Post by **RU555?** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:42 pm

I got it on Wiki, man.

HighMike wrote:
RU555? wrote:Advantage of post counts

While not necessary to forum functioning, post counts act as a guide to newbies integrating into the forum, by providing information on the general reliability of a person. A user with a very high post count is probably a respectable member of the community, and thus unlikely to defraud or misbehave, as a user who did not understand the rules or was a troll would have been banned before they could accumulate a high post count.

A user with a very low post count, on the other hand, is an unknown element who may not know the rules and customs of the forum yet. By these members being marked, the forum regulars will know not to judge them too harshly in their first few days or weeks.

Yeah, that's bull. Everyone gets shit if they are new, join date >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> post count.

BMFOhio · Post by **BMFOhio** » Tue Jul 24, 2007 6:57 pm

it's because you're posting from a Metallica concert in 1988 with dimebag and rex