[Request] Please remove the daily post limit!

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Originally Posted by CazzT

You mean the very thing you're doing here?

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Yes responding to frivolous posts like this one is a perfect example of why the limit should stay at 20. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to illustrate my point.

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Originally Posted by LaylaTsarra

Yes responding to frivolous posts like this one is a perfect example of why the limit should stay at 20. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to illustrate my point.

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Your point boils downs to pettiness ("I don't want to see people I dislike being able to post more") and lack of self-control ("I'd go and reply to every post directed at me, if I had the chance to"), making you a bad example and a fringe of the population, therefore your point is ill fit to apply to everyone else.

Just because you don't want to see X user posting more and couldn't stop responding to people, doesn't mean everyone should be limited. Besides I've seen too many good discussions stiffled because one of the people ran out of daily posts. Not every thread is a debate where you only need one post to make your stand.

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Originally Posted by LaylaTsarra

Yes responding to frivolous posts like this one is a perfect example of why the limit should stay at 20. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to illustrate my point.

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I do hope you see the irony in your behavior at least.

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Originally Posted by Rasikko

LOL. All those novels you wrote in that "optimal rotations" thread, were all read by me XD. It may look like no one does because you get no direct reply to it, but this is something I've learned over the years - people don't know what to say to well thought out long posts. There is nothing to add to it, kind of letting it have its moment.

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Well, I am glad you at least read them lol. I usually just assume people don’t because I have to repeat myself to those who do reply, because their answers tend to completely gloss over/ignore points I already brought up. X3

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Originally Posted by JohnSpawnVFX

making you a bad example and a fringe of the population, therefore your point is ill fit to apply to everyone else.

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Oh so how did you determine I represent a fringe of the population? Have you conducted a comprehensive survey of the forum population and know this to be a fact? I'm entitled to an opinion that the current limit is fine. I don't need to clear my view with you before I post it.

My experience is those who run out of posts are generally involved in exactly this type of back and forth. Calling my view petty doesn't stimulate good discussion. Carry on I'm done responding here.

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Originally Posted by LaylaTsarra

Oh so how did you determine I represent a fringe of the population? Have you conducted a comprehensive survey of the forum population and know this to be a fact? I'm entitled to an opinion that the current limit is fine. I don't need to clear my view with you before I post it.

My experience is those who run out of posts are generally involved in exactly this type of back and forth. Calling my view petty doesn't stimulate good discussion. Carry on I'm done responding here.

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I just think it's funny the reason you're against the unlock of the posts is the same very thing you're up here doing right now lol.

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Originally Posted by MrKusakabe

If you guys would create longer, more thought-out posts then you can avoid that. But these empty one-liners - a speciality of the SMS, Facebook and What'sApp generations and adaptors - make it necessary for you to constantly respond. And worse: Constantly re-check for answers, which is time consuming as heck. And then you complain you have to speedrun duties and kick slightly underperforming players holding your run back by 48 seconds because of your busy life.. :rolleyes: ;)


I know I won't win any popularity contests with saying such stuff, but the vast majority of the "heated debates" is fluff that could be compressed into less posts to begin with.

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The irony of trying to blame short posts on short attention spans from a person who constantly insists on using bold text, a specific font, and enlarged text as if constantly yelling LOOK AT ME is staggering.

Tbh, it's fairly easy to fall into the "no, u" cycle. The trick is to realize you're actually heading nowhere and clean your hands out of it, Pontius Pilate style.

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Originally Posted by MrKusakabe

If you guys would create longer, more thought-out posts then you can avoid that. But these empty one-liners - a speciality of the SMS, Facebook and What'sApp generations and adaptors - make it necessary for you to constantly respond. And worse: Constantly re-check for answers, which is time consuming as heck. And then you complain you have to speedrun duties and kick slightly underperforming players holding your run back by 48 seconds because of your busy life.. :rolleyes: ;)


I know I won't win any popularity contests with saying such stuff, but the vast majority of the "heated debates" is fluff that could be compressed into less posts to begin with.

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I can't read any of this because it's in bold. What does it say?

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Originally Posted by CazzT

Um... are you being serious?

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Are you? It's a valid analogy, please make an actual argument.

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Originally Posted by ErryK

Are you? It's a valid analogy, please make an actual argument.

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You're comparing posting on a forum to breaking the law. In the history of analogies that are not valid, yours is by far the least valid.
You tell me to make an actual argument because you can't counter the argument already made.