Not even worth posting...

[MacDawg]

Count me as one who does all of the above...
In fact, I started a post here twice before and never posted it

Woof, Woof – Dawg

 

[Jonx]

I do it all the time, no wonder my post count at around 50 after a year lol

 

[macbaseball]

I just did that a couple seconds ago. What a coincidence. I too was wondering why my post count is going up very very slowly, even though I'm on MacRumors a lot everyday.

 

[mactastic]

Yes... me too. Despite trying to preview posts more often in order to avoid writing completely misspelled rubbish.

Often give up on a post when I realise that I'm being unnecessarily abrasive, unless it's in the Political Forums.

As opposed to those times of necessary abrasiveness? 🙂

Heh.. I'd love to have had a peek at some of your too-extreme-for-MR rants.

 

[eva01]

i actually do it a lot in the political forum because well i probably have no idea what i was posting about anyways

 

[alexstein]

I do it quite often as well. Type a response read through it and figure. ahh, it ain't worth it. I guess my post count would be way higher as well. I'm not even close to one post a day. (shame on me)

 

[Applespider]

Yikes... can you imagine how much bigger MR would be if we had all posted all the things that we'd thought about replying to?

And yes, at least once a day I start writing a post and then decide I can't be bothered.

 

[MacDawg]

And yes, at least once a day I start writing a post and then decide I can't be bothered.

Just once?
I do it constantly!

Woof, Woof - Dawg

 

[Nermal]

I won't read any post that has more than 5 sentences or 1 paragraph. It's just too much information.

I notice this especially with newbies who write paragraphs and paragraphs of information, only to have it ignored. I don't bother reading long posts, especially those riddled with spelling errors or those without line breaks.

I will often read posts with several paragraphs, but I won't read ridiculously long paragraphs that should be broken up. They're just too hard to follow.