I wonder how many people stopped posting when the 'i like this' button appeared
for a lazy person it takes all the effort out of appreciation
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 10:52,
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it used to be the case that even if people didn't like something
they would still spend 10 seconds saying hi or welcoming a new person.
I guess the trend for creative nonsense and puerile humour is waning.
People grew up and the young'uns are too busy playing Xboxtendos
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 10:57,
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I guess the trend for creative nonsense and puerile humour is waning.
People grew up and the young'uns are too busy playing Xboxtendos
Nice that people click their appreciation
Has the button ever in the past been only available to donators?
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 10:57,
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to be honest I think it's the morals of a heavy handed mod(s) and the nasty lynch mob mentality that's to blame
for chasing a fuck load of old b3tans away
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:02,
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she has me of ignore 2.0 but I heard she spat her dummy out again
something about being in the top 3 of a challenge and not getting the credit she deserves in the newsletter
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:18,
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not rumours..I was told about it and came here, wasn't logged in and seen the strop myself.
and I'm too outspoken to be in a clique.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:26,
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and I'm too outspoken to be in a clique.
2012 is definitely shaping up to be b3ta's most contentious year.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:25,
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Most forums I read are slower than they used to be, not just b3ta.
My theories are either that people prefer to share a joke or opinion on Twitter because they prefer the speed of that, or that simply forums tend to grow up with their users.
I'd imagine that the average b3tan age is probably 30-something now, an age where you tend to also lose interesting friends in the real world to marriage, babies and mortgage talk.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:21,
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I'd imagine that the average b3tan age is probably 30-something now, an age where you tend to also lose interesting friends in the real world to marriage, babies and mortgage talk.
I think Twitter is to blame for the lack of chit chat
I still don't see the appeal of the damn thing though
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:26,
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I think people like its speed,
though I personally prefer forums precisely because they are slower and so you usually get more thought-out conversations.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:36,
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Yep true.
My other forums have slowed right down, I put it down to Twitter and Reddit.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:27,
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I don't really get twitter
Seems to be all footballers slagging each other off and getting into trouble for it
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:33,
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there's a lot of funny out there as well
don't use twitter for sport and my following celebrities is limited.
I just spew my caustic opinion on what's on my tv, and post pictures.
it's a bit like being on /board/talk without the wankers
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:43,
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don't use twitter for sport and my following celebrities is limited.
I just spew my caustic opinion on what's on my tv, and post pictures.
it's a bit like being on /board/talk without the wankers
The stream of consciousness element of Twitter is still quite bewildering to me.
I don't really give a fuck what some random person is looking at/eating/thinking about doing right now.
I use it, but mostly just to keep up with bands, artists, directors and TV shows I admire/enjoy.
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Thu 15 Nov 2012, 11:45,
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I use it, but mostly just to keep up with bands, artists, directors and TV shows I admire/enjoy.