3000 characters is not enough.

[Renalt]

SQEnix: Touch grass.

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I can do both SE! I can post to the forums on my phone!

[Jojoya]

Same reason we still have the stupid daily post limit. They don't care about the forums.

Imagine the trolls without the daily post limit.

This way people need to think about whether what they plan to post is worth posting separately or if they should combine posts on a related topic together (or if it even should be posted at all). It's extremely rare that I hit the daily limit.

[Renalt]

Imagine the trolls without the daily post limit.

This way people need to think about whether what they plan to post is worth posting separately or if they should combine posts on a related topic together (or if it even should be posted at all). It's extremely rare that I hit the daily limit.

I use to hit the cap daily. Now with the Discord...I don't do much here anymore.

[DiaDeem]

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[Caddo]

can even cut it down more.

Yesterday I bought some milk and eggs.
or
Yesterday I bought some shit.

Honestly, I agree with this. You made your point with less words than me. Good stuff.

[Midareyukki]

SQEnix: Touch grass.

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[Amarande]

Apparently there is some "quote exploit" to go beyond 3000. I don't know how it works.

Being an alleged exploit, that sounds ban-risky, but aside that: Quotes don't help you go beyond 3000. They actually eat up your characters.

Literally just edit your post. This is no character limit.

True, but it seems an unnecessary inconvenience that ought to swish-swish-aroo its way out of here.

Or just get to the point already

This basically is the point, or rather, points. The problem is when you're trying to catch up on a thread and want to reply to multiple posts. Even if you try and make concise points, if there's several things to reply to you're going to hit the limit and have to screw around with edits.

Unless we want to do away with actual discussion and just move everything to Tweet style EVERYWHERE, where everything is just done via strict one liners and like/dislike votes unless you're invested enough to set up hosting and a site and literally link a full scale article?

If you can explain something using less words, do it. No need to be long winded.

I expect this is more of a culture clash. I guess you can always tell which of us grew up on authors like King, Bradley, Tolkien, Jordan, and Carey. Yanno, "never use one word when ten will do"