The Key to a Perfect thread or post

[CKCrowe]

@UniBrier

And spelled correctly, I had two spelling errors in one sentence that I had to fix.

People who correct your grammer or letters, as long as you get what they are talking about you are fine. The word good is used incorrectly it should state well ect.
Unless its(it’s/it is ) mad nonesence that noone can make out.

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

@CKCrowe

People who correct your grammer or letters, as long as you get what they are talking about you are fine. The word good is used incorrectly it should state well ect.
Unless its(it’s/it is ) mad nonesence that noone can make out.

Heh, I didn’t really understand that… and I even turned off my music and said it out loud. If someone wants to correct their spelling, let them do so. I don’t see a problem…

And “grammer” is actually grammar.

[mawesome]

@CKCrowe

I dislike people who constantly correct grammar and spelling errors. As long as the post makes sense and people understand what you mean there should not be an issue.

Example: The word “good” should not be used in that sentence and should be replaced with the word “well” as it is the correct term.

Unless the post makes no sense and nobody can understand what the person is trying to say, there should be no reason to correct trivial errors.

Fixed.

There you go Goats.

[spazdude222]

@mawesome

I do. I hate seeing a thread that I’ve been reading at the top of a page and thinking “oh good, somebody else has something informative to say on this particular subject” just to open it and be slapped in the face with a “+1” or “I agree”.

I wouldn’t mind it if someone were to post “+1, because…” and then go on to explain why they agree or (for -1) disagree.

The best posts are the ones that are thought out, effectively put a point across and aren’t too long. One post that’s a 400 word essay by itself is often enough for me to lose interest in the whole thread because it takes too long to read.

-Keven

+1…because reading other peoples opinions is hard enough when it’s short.

[Danni]

@harper

[THREAD=49093]I have [/THREAD] to a certain extent and explained my take on polls and their analyses. My contention is still that Raphael posted the [THREAD=35349]only true, valid, and analysed poll on RSU.[/THREAD]

That is such a load of shit:) . It’s like the communist elections in china. You can vote for the communist party or the communist party.
Your poll is so biased it is uninformative. Where is the option, “I think polls are very informative?”

[THREAD=49697]HERE is a good example.[/THREAD]

[Goats_On_Unicycles]

@Danni

That is such a load of shit:) . It’s like the communist elections in china. You can vote for the communist party or the communist party.
Your poll is so biased it is uninformative. Where is the option, “I think polls are very informative?”

[THREAD=49697]HERE is a good example.[/THREAD]

Well… you had that one eleven foot gap question which some people will most likely vote for, making the poll inaccurate.

Twas better then Gregs though.

[harper]

@gkmac

Unfortunately he took it to mean that all polls were useless and annoying and his mind has been tainted ever since.

My mind, or what there is of it, was tainted well before that era.

@gkmac

If you look at those links it seems that only harper is against polls altogether, so the other 15,310 members of unicyclist.com will push him well into the minority.

Albeit the minority of correct thinking individuals.

@gkmac

But does he really hate polls? Also remember that harper was once a moderator, with the post to lock and delete threads. Yet he did absolutely nothing about those poll posts, even the genuinely silly ones that occured during that time.

That’s the kind of guy I am. Gilby only gave me permission to delete spam but that’s beside the point. Have you ever noticed that poll rhymes with troll?

@gkmac

Besides, can we really trust the preachings of a man who does things like this?

Yes, we can.

[dudewithasock]

@gkmac

Besides, can we really trust the preachings of a man who does things like this?

That’s probably the most mature thing he’s done.

[Hazmat]

@UniBrier

Good posts are humorous, helpful, informative, and/or affirmative.

Edit: And spelled correctly, I had two spelling errors in one sentence that I had to fix.

I think it’s also the kind people on this forum who help newbies or veterans with problems.

Also by using their skills/talents as an advantage towards helping others.