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I'm a mere piker at just over 1,500 posts here. Then I discovered that you can sort the member list by number of posts and found that Iris Lilies is the top poster with well over 6,000. I think she deserves a blue ribbon for her efforts.
I'm a mere piker at just over 1,500 posts here. Then I discovered that you can sort the member list by number of posts and found that Iris Lilies is the top poster with well over 6,000. I think she deserves a blue ribbon for her efforts.
Now if you combine the post count of Iris Lillies with Iris Lilly....
iris lilies
7-5-15, 12:13am
Er, jp, this isn't exactly something I'm proud of. Posting many times isn't a virtue.
When I set up my "iris lilies" account I artificially jacked up the counter to be approximately the same number of posts as my original account. I have two accounts because the moderator account allows me to edit other people's posts, and I don't want to do that in error (have done it a few times.)
I don't really know how many posts I've made, but it's a lot. Too many. Get a life, iris! ha ha
iris lilies
7-6-15, 1:49pm
Also, this thread makes me think of Mrs. M who seemed to value quantity of posts. I never agreed with her that this site should have some kind of minimum traffic each day.
I never saw any particular value in tracking the number of posts. I think Mrs. M added 20 or 30 to her overall count while explaining to me how silly it would be to do away with that feature. Regarding current members all I can say is that some must have less weeds in their flower gardens than I do. :D
I never saw any particular value in tracking the number of posts. I think Mrs. M added 20 or 30 to her overall count while explaining to me how silly it would be to do away with that feature. Regarding current members all I can say is that some must have less weeds in their flower gardens than I do. :D
Well my excuse today is that it's raining outside. Yep, that's my story and I'll sticking to it.
This thread reminds me of another forum I visit where someone posted an extended rant about the practice of posting "+1" when you were in agreement. They complained that it added nothing to the discussion, but simple added to counts. As you can imagine, this yielded dozens of "+1"s from the wiseacre community.
An editorial from the same source about emoticons yielded perhaps equally predictable results.
:doh: Oh the pressure for the popular vote.
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