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Nov-20-2013 05:40 PM
sleepy wrote:
Tarkin75
I have no idea what you are writing about...
I think most of us are talking about years of experience on the TC forum
I can write: I have owned computers since 1987... had the first 10 mb hard drive in town in my zeneth 286
.... but what would that have to do with my 10+ years on this forum?
We have had some wonderful members here.. and have sadly lost some.
We have had a few obnoxious members ... sadly, we haven't lost enough.
Just say'n!
Nov-20-2013 04:49 PM
GMCPU53 wrote:
Speaking of Nitwits :
I did a search ( which I always do before starting a new thread), (or responding to a post ), and found the following info, the results of which were apparently not generally released to the RV Net membership, but I did find in by doing a Search , which if others had done, it might have eliminated the need for this topic being posted in the first place , but it's ok that it was because we were getting low on posts anyway.
It refers to a comprehensive survey done at this time last year regarding the same topic being discussed in this post : The perceived lower volume of posts on the RV Net forums at this time each year. The survey was sent out to over 4000 forum members and the results shown below were compiled from the answers received from all 6 members who responded. I hope that this will clear up the mystery once and for all, and eliminate the continued discussion of this topic each fall. The responses are from actual members who wish to remain anonymous.
Why are there fewer posts in the fall/ winter than in the summer
1. Most of the posts aren't visible in the winter because the snow is too deep on the fences
2 Old People don't trust young people and young people don't trust old people , middle age people are neutral on the whole subject
3. Most members post several new topics each day, but there is some kind of conspiracy going on , the moderators are deleting 99% of the posts before anyone can read them.
4 The spell check feature doesn't work , so if a word is misspellled, the entire post is vaporized by the system.
5. The proliferation of surveys like this one are causing members minds to vaporize.
6. TC'ers who have smaller rigs and limited space use smaller computers and see fewer posts visible on the screen.
7. Tc'ers who have larger rigs and more space use a larger font size on the screen , filling up the screen faster and allowing fewer posts to be seen.
8. If all the forum members were busy working on writing a post at the same time, nobody would be available to read them. Most members are being polite and waiting.
9. Post counts are down 432% due to the disappearance of Slack R Crusty
10. Members have more eyesight problems, making it painful for them to sit at a computer typing a post, it is believed to be caused by increased smoke pollution from campfires.
Hope this helps, Joe
Nov-20-2013 04:29 PM
sleepy wrote:
We have had a few obnoxious members ... sadly, we haven't lost enough.
Just say'n!
Nov-20-2013 04:28 PM
Nov-20-2013 04:25 PM
06Fargo wrote:
...and I says to the missus "those right there are truck camper people."
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2004.5 Ram SLT LB 3500 DRW Quad Cab 4x4
1988 Bigfoot (C11.5) TC (1900# w/standard equip. per decal), 130 watts solar, 100 AH AGM, Polar Cub A/C, EU2000i Honda
Toad: 91 Zuke
Nov-20-2013 03:56 PM
Tarkin75 wrote:TomG2 wrote:
I am not sure 9-10 years membership rules out being a nitwit. I have also been here 9.
Well I'm sure that the length of time being around has absolutely no bearing on whether you're a nitwit or not... Neither does post count, actually IMNSHO, combined with the fact I've been on the "internet" since before it was called the "internet", I think the higher the post count the more likely you are a nit wit.
To be clear though, I'm not calling anyone a nitwit.
Later
C
Nov-20-2013 03:45 PM
TomG2 wrote:
I am not sure 9-10 years membership rules out being a nitwit. I have also been here 9.
Nov-20-2013 02:59 PM
2oldman wrote:And over the years, you've been THAT driving force.. 🙂
People have learned to search. hahahahaha 🙂