Limit Number of Posts

Steve asian_lovr2 at yahoo.com
Sun Jul 25 06:42:12 UTC 2004


--- In HPFGU-OTChatter at yahoogroups.com, "Catlady (Rita Prince
Winston)" <catlady at w...> wrote:

> 
> Kneasy wrote in
> http://groups.yahoo.com/group/HPFGU-OTChatter/message/23442 :
> 
> << So call me a whiner - better to my mind than airily dismissing
> concerns from the lofty eminence of 4 years on site. One stance is
> concerned about maintaining reasonably adult standards; the other
> sees no cause to worry. Sorry, I think you're wrong. The complexion
> of the membership is changing, and not in a way I feel comfortable 
> with. >>
> 
> I am more disturbed about wading through the large VOLUME of posts
> on main list than about a number of them being of low quality.
> 
> I think that the main list would benefit from some posters being 
> given a Detailed Tutorial in snippage -- 
> 


Asian_lovr2:

Amen to that.


Catlady continues:
> I also think that limiting the number of posts per person per day
> WOULD help. Even tho' it interferes with threading by requiring
> combo-posts.
> 

Asian_lovr2:

A long while back (back in the hey-day) I think some one cataloged
posts over a period of time and determined who the most prolific
posters were. I think at that time, I was #3 or something like that.
However, I would say that at that time the top 5 or more posters were
also the most detailed, best documented, and most insightfull posters
who stimulated the best discussions. So posting volume itself is not
an indicator of quality. 

> Catlady concludes:
>
> But I feel that the sloppy posters ... will all either go away or 
> clean up their act in a couple of months, so I'm not panicking.
> 


Asian_lovr2:

Perhaps you are right. True, we do periodically complain, so maybe we
are just seeing a normal flucuation, but I really miss discussions
with people who had deep insightful opinions and idea. I will admit,
there have been a few discussion recently that had some depth. So,
it's not all bad.

Steve/asian_lovr2






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