Based upon our current post rates, you will overtake me in 703 days.The day I make that list is the day mad jew doesn't make the list.![]()
Is there anyway to know what my post count would be if it actually took into account the games section of the forum.
I post a lot more than 4 posts per day so I assume my actual post count is higher than it is currently reported / recorded.
And would like to know would I have increased my position, rather than drop two this year if those had been taken into account, as they were last year.
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We can make an estimate. You made your last 300 Console Games posts in 44 days, which is 6.8 posts/day. If we assume that you had that rate since the Console Games forum was created in April 2007, your daily post rate climbs from 4.1 in recent months to 10.9, and adds 1,691 posts to your 8,053, giving 9,744.Is there anyway to know what my post count would be if it actually took into account the games section of the forum.
I post a lot more than 4 posts per day so I assume my actual post count is higher than it is currently reported / recorded.
And would like to know would I have increased my position, rather than drop two this year if those had been taken into account, as they were last year.
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If you post excessively and chronically, for example many short, nearly successive posts in a given thread [...] you tend to draw attention to yourself.
Here are the tracks left by the Top 10 over the last 2.5 years and their 6-month projection.
We can make an estimate. You made your last 300 Console Games posts in 44 days, which is 6.8 posts/day. If we assume that you had that rate since the Console Games forum was created in April 2007, your daily post rate climbs from 4.1 in recent months to 10.9, and adds 1,691 posts to your 8,053, giving 9,744.
That would put you in the Top 30, tied with jelloshotsrule for 29th place. Instead of being down 2 slots, you'd be up 10. However, this doesn't take into account any posts made in the Console Games forum by any other members of the Top 50, so it overestimates your position in the rankings.
Mr Doctor Q, Sir.
Does MR see an increase in spamming levels when you post these extrapolation threads?
Mr Doctor Q, Sir.
Does MR see an increase in spamming levels when you post these extrapolation threads?
I'd imagine so, because people want so badly to be on the list.
Me? Heck, I'm just happy to be on the first ten pages of the members list.![]()
dang, that's a big difference.![]()
I'd imagine so, because people want so badly to be on the list.
The thing is, once you get on the list you realise that you spend far too much time on MR!
**runs away crying**I don't know why... the people whose opinions I trust and respect, the posts I always read, are not all on that list. Post count means nothing to how a forum member is favourably viewed.
There, there, dry your eyes. She said "not all"...**runs away crying**
*sniff*There, there, dry your eyes. She said "not all"...![]()
I'd think you could answer that one...Does MR see an increase in spamming levels when you post these extrapolation threads?
That is quite true, but unfortunately we don't have a "Top 50 Most Helpful Posters" thread. Which is too bad, because I'm relatively certain the names would be different. I, for one, wouldn't be on it.I don't know why... the people whose opinions I trust and respect, the posts I always read, are not all on that list. Post count means nothing to how a forum member is favourably viewed.
I disagree - but only on a technicality: I think high post rates are usually a disadvantage when it comes to gaining respect from others.Post count means nothing to how a forum member is favourably viewed.
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Oops. Mattscotted it didn't I?![]()
I'd think you could answer that one...![]()
I don't know why... the people whose opinions I trust and respect, the posts I always read, are not all on that list. Post count means nothing to how a forum member is favourably viewed.
Eww!Yep. but it's ok. We need someone to fill the little tykes slot!
It depends where they are posting. Both mad jew and psychofreak for instance build up high post rates by answering questions in the Mac Basics and Help forums. Obviously that's far preferable to someone like me who just arses about in Community Discussion.I disagree - but only on a technicality: I think high post rates are usually a disadvantage when it comes to gaining respect from others.
That is quite true, but unfortunately we don't have a "Top 50 Most Helpful Posters" thread.
I disagree - but only on a technicality:
...it's just about being recognized.
I recognise you.![]()