WHAT HAPPENED to this one time respectable COMPUTER FORUM?

[super_xero]

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Originally Posted by super_xero

Yer I Relised Taht As Well It Verry Well Organised And I Think Personaly This Of Topik Thred Ads Carracter To This Thred I Like Pcs But I Would Rather Have A Bit Of Time Talking Bout Anything.then Allways Talking Bout Pcs And U Have Freedem Of Speach Wooooo Go Open Thred

i think you need to calm down with posting so fast and posting so many times, take your time and spell things right and that they are meaningful. (not so much here, but other threads that you've posted in).

[elmarcorulz]

Originally Posted by super_xero

Yer I Relised Taht As Well It Verry Well Organised And I Think Personaly This Of Topik Thred Ads Carracter To This Thred I Like Pcs But I Would Rather Have A Bit Of Time Talking Bout Anything.then Allways Talking Bout Pcs And U Have Freedem Of Speach Wooooo Go Open Thred

i see what you mean, but was it neccessary to have a capital at the beginning of each word it made it confusing to read

[super_xero]

i didnt put capitals at the begining of each words its just that i wrote in capitals and it dun that for some reason and my spelling wont be that good im only 14

[SFR]

I remember I started speaking in full sentences when I was a few years old... I am not sure when I was able to take those full sentences and turn them into written full sentences.. but I think it might have been before the age of 14..

[super_xero]

hey im sorry dont be horrible to me (starts to cry)

[Rambo]

Ok, firstly, I totally agree on SFR's point, and apj101's... Now the question is, combining the two opinions. I don't know about you, but I do like to know about various people's backgrounds here, their hobbies, likes / dislikes and so on. What's the point in having a community where no one knows anything about anyone?

The problem - where do we draw the line on stupidity and sensability (does that make sense?).

I think we need to use our common sense when posting and ask ourselves, "is this thread going to be useful to the community of computerforum?"

Now, I'm not sure whether what I've said above is totally correct, heck, I haven't even read back over it to check grammar, but it's the off topic section - i don't need to be formal...

[Archangel]

Originally Posted by Rambo

The problem - where do we draw the line on stupidity and sensability (does that make sense?).

well.. i do agree with the rest of your post, however i dont think anyone has drawn a line on stupidity/sensability. its more. the not-saying-anything topics are a waste of time and space on this site.

[Rambo]

Originally Posted by Archangel

well.. i do agree with the rest of your post, however i dont think anyone has drawn a line on stupidity/sensability. its more. the not-saying-anything topics are a waste of time and space on this site.

Hmmm I see what you mean but how does a thread then qualify as valid without a certain level of "sensability"? Becuase that's what we're talking about, right? - whether or not a thread is suitable for the Off Topic section.

[Praetor]

Ok first off I don't want to sound like a jerk or anything. But really what does it matter what we post in the "off topic" section. As long as the things that aren't about computers aren't clogging up the computer section, what does it matter? Yeah most of the threads are really dumb, immature and tasteless but most (not all) of the people who start the threads are active members in the computer section as well. I think that the "off topic" section allows us to blow off steam and shoot the crap with the other members on the forum about "off topic" things. I DON'T agree with the argument threads however. For example: Rap vs. Metal. From the start that was a disaster. But some off the "off topic" sections are rather helpful. This is just my opinion. Thanks.

Opinion noted and I concurr however there is a line that is often breached -- but it will be dealt with swiftly and permanently once certain things fall in place. Being an active member on the computer sections of the forum does not imply being a useful/productive/helpful/mature member (note that this is not a technical observation but one with respect to forum ettiquette and maturity).