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PrintableOh! I rarely participate in them, but threads that allow posters to feel morally superior to someone are always a hit. News stories that prompt lots of  s and "what is the world coming to?"s are usually successful. | |
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Byron said: Having me on it helps lol
Depends on if "non-boring" means "interesting topic and discussion" or "lots of posts", though...There are some really good topics of discussion in the Non-Prince music forum and even in the P&R (on occasion lol). To me, the intersting topics in the GD forum tend to be ones where you're either asked to think about some aspect of your life and yourself, or ones that invite some really good humorous responses. Those are the types I try and create when I do create threads...whether or not anyone else finds them "non-boring", though, I don't know  ...
As for popular, these types of threads will always be popular: - Photowhore threads. Everyone likes to show off, and everyone likes to look for the photos of Orgers who they might consider attractive. - Questionnaire threads. Ask people to talk about themselves in an easy-to-digest format, and everyone will respond lol... - Imago threads. He's popular, and most of us will click on his threads because we want to see what he's saying this time lol  ...
- Sex threads. Ask anything about sex, anything at all, and people will flock to it. Men usually to talk about how good they are in bed, and women usually to talk about how rare it is to find a man who's good in bed ...And it wouldn't surprise me at all if the very ones who don't flock to this thread are the ones who may have a lot to offer. I dunno  | |
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PunkMistress said: Oh! I rarely participate in them, but threads that allow posters to feel morally superior to someone are always a hit. News stories that prompt lots of
s and "what is the world coming to?"s are usually successful.But does successful = not boring?  I'm firmly planted in denial |
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ThreadBare said: Jessie and Sammi have responded, so I think I'll check out karmatornado's thread...
now that you're here, I deem this thread safe to post on  | |
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PunkMistress said: Byron said: To me, the intersting topics in the GD forum tend to be ones where you're either asked to think about some aspect of your life and yourself, or ones that invite some really good humorous responses. Those are the types I try and create when I do create threads...whether or not anyone else finds them "non-boring", though, I don't know
...Bingo.  | |
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angel345 said: Byron said: Having me on it helps lol
Depends on if "non-boring" means "interesting topic and discussion" or "lots of posts", though...There are some really good topics of discussion in the Non-Prince music forum and even in the P&R (on occasion lol). To me, the intersting topics in the GD forum tend to be ones where you're either asked to think about some aspect of your life and yourself, or ones that invite some really good humorous responses. Those are the types I try and create when I do create threads...whether or not anyone else finds them "non-boring", though, I don't know ...
As for popular, these types of threads will always be popular: - Photowhore threads. Everyone likes to show off, and everyone likes to look for the photos of Orgers who they might consider attractive. - Questionnaire threads. Ask people to talk about themselves in an easy-to-digest format, and everyone will respond lol... - Imago threads. He's popular, and most of us will click on his threads because we want to see what he's saying this time lol ...
- Sex threads. Ask anything about sex, anything at all, and people will flock to it. Men usually to talk about how good they are in bed, and women usually to talk about how rare it is to find a man who's good in bed ...And it wouldn't surprise me at all if the very ones who don't flock to this thread are the ones who may have a lot to offer. I dunno You're probabaly right | |
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Byron said: angel345 said: [/b]
And it wouldn't surprise me at all if the very ones who don't flock to this thread are the ones who may have a lot to offer. I dunno You're probabaly right the more folks do it I'm sure the less they need to talk about it | |
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ZombieKitten said: Byron said: You're probabaly right the more folks do it I'm sure the less they need to talk about it Sure, some people just prefer to keep their sex lives private, and honestly that's the best way. I cannot speak for everybody. | |
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Nothinbutjoy said: PunkMistress said: Oh! I rarely participate in them, but threads that allow posters to feel morally superior to someone are always a hit. News stories that prompt lots of
s and "what is the world coming to?"s are usually successful.But does successful = not boring? Ah, good point. Definitely not. | |
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errant said: they're all boring.
what makes some appear to be "popular" is dedication by the O.P. to come back every 5 minutes and respond to every single comment that is made, therefore causing the inane chatter to keep going. wow, you really summed up my whole game there  If you will, so will I | |
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Me.
See how my posting on this thread improved it dramatically. No More Haters on the Internet. | |
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when it turns into a hokie thread  |
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PunkMistress said: Nothinbutjoy said: But does successful = not boring? Ah, good point. Definitely not.  I'm firmly planted in denial |
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when a thread is jacked to the hilt then it is a success  | |
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ZombieKitten said: when a thread is jacked to the hilt then it is a success
this is true....something about that number 50 | |
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SirPsycho said: ZombieKitten said: when a thread is jacked to the hilt then it is a success
this is true....something about that number 50 Huh? What does that have to do with threadjacking? | |
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PunkMistress said: SirPsycho said: this is true....something about that number 50 Huh? What does that have to do with threadjacking?it's often the fastest way to get it on fiyah | |
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SirPsycho said: errant said: they're all boring.
what makes some appear to be "popular" is dedication by the O.P. to come back every 5 minutes and respond to every single comment that is made, therefore causing the inane chatter to keep going. bingo... that and most of us run in cliques that respond whenever they see a clique member has spoken clique's?? I am a loaner.  | |
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SirPsycho said: errant said: they're all boring.
what makes some appear to be "popular" is dedication by the O.P. to come back every 5 minutes and respond to every single comment that is made, therefore causing the inane chatter to keep going. bingo... that and most of us run in cliques that respond whenever they see a clique member has spoken I would disagree with "most of us." | |
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Byron said: PunkMistress said: Bingo. [grandma gettin' her bingo on was here] ...omg. if she didn't have a cigarette in her hand, i'd say that'll be me in a few decades. 
as far as the credentials for a non-boring thread? really couldn't tell you. | |
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pictures of Mushanga. | |
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