Breakfast In Ghost Town

To be honest, not really. I think it depends on the topics you follow. I know Flippy, Adam and Sethre post frequently in the World of Warcraft topic, as do I. Plus there can be a little bit of activity in other areas, even just slightly. It's not unbearable though. In fact, I've always preferred a more quality over quantity approach to forums. I've seen a lot of big forums literally focus on the numbers than any sense of community or content. They start paying people to pay for activity for the forum, and it feels really artificial and unwelcoming. 

I've been back here for about nearly three months now, and I've actually found this place to be a lot more welcoming than any of those forums. In fact, I left those forums because of how boring the topics where. Nobody communicated, it was things like "What did you put on your toast this morning". 

P.S, if you don't put Jam on your toast, you're a filthy peasant. 

To be honest, not really. I think it depends on the topics you follow. I know Flippy, Adam and Sethre post frequently in the World of Warcraft topic, as do I. Plus there can be a little bit of activity in other areas, even just slightly. It's not unbearable though. In fact, I've always preferred a more quality over quantity approach to forums. I've seen a lot of big forums literally focus on the numbers than any sense of community or content. 

quality over quantity

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 I've seen a lot of big forums literally focus on the numbers than any sense of community or content. They start paying people to pay for activity for the forum, and it feels really artificial and unwelcoming. 

That sounds terrible.

Which forums specifically tho, there's so many.

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To be honest, not really. I think it depends on the topics you follow. I know Flippy, Adam and Sethre post frequently in the World of Warcraft topic, as do I. Plus there can be a little bit of activity in other areas, even just slightly. It's not unbearable though. In fact, I've always preferred a more quality over quantity approach to forums. I've seen a lot of big forums literally focus on the numbers than any sense of community or content. They start paying people to pay for activity for the forum, and it feels really artificial and unwelcoming. 
 
I've been back here for about nearly three months now, and I've actually found this place to be a lot more welcoming than any of those forums. In fact, I left those forums because of how boring the topics where. Nobody communicated, it was things like "What did you put on your toast this morning". 
P.S, if you don't put Jam on your toast, you're a filthy peasant. 

But i actually like this forum. It's fun and people don't always take themselfes so seriously.
 

U fukin wot, mate?


Also, what's joghurt?

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Also, what's joghurt?

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apparently that's written with a y in the beginning..

I was eating Joghurt whilst watching a video on Joutube about the history of Jugoslavia.

haha sounds good

Ah, ok.

I thought it was some fanciful thing I'd never heard of. >.>


Y'all every freeze yogurt with fresh fruit in it?

Delicious.

yes. that's awesome. I also used to put spoons into small kids yoghurts so i'd have a popsicle

Oooh, I used to do that with pudding.

I'll have to do that with yogurt, thanks!

That sounds terrible.

Which forums specifically tho, there's so many.

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I can think of a handful, but lets not name and shame in public. I will say this though - I recall seeing an affiliate bar on Nerd Forum once upon a time, and the biggest offender was on there. I left the site after seeing how horrifically boring it was. Plus the members were just..... assholes? One of them literally goaded me into leaving, honestly, as well as any other members that didn't fit his circlejerk agenda. 

I just meant, if I'm going to shit post anyways, why not get paid to do so. >.>

I just meant, if I'm going to shit post anyways, why not get paid to do so. >.>

Oh god, we can get paid to shitpost. This IS the dream. You usually do see these promotions on forums. They go on to other sites and pay others to pretend to be active for like 50 posts. 

Neat.