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Re: Why so few responses to daninsc?
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Posted by Nat 2 on May 31, 2007 at 12:30:10 from (64.80.110.50):
In Reply to: Why so few responses to daninsc? posted by jubilee johnny on May 31, 2007 at 06:38:42:
Why? Because postings with titles like "everyone read" scream LOUDMOUTH KNOW-IT-ALL JERK, and nobody wants to deal with a loudmouthed know-it-all jerk, so they pass right on by. I'm not saying Dan is a loudmouth know-it-all jerk, so don't get all upset and mad at me!!! I'm just saying that it was a poor choice of words for the title of his first post. Besides, I didn't know we OWED every new poster a page full of "welcome" posts. I certainly didn't get any when I posted for the first time; I see new users every day and have not once seen a "welcome" posted in reply to their question. Besides, besides, the forum software on this site is so lobotomized compared to what's available, you can't even tell if a person is a new user because they can change their handle with every post!!!
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