“Type Distribution,” yeah, right….
One of the funny things about managing a forum is watching the length of time people spend replying to a thread. Some people will hang on there for fifteen minutes or better, crafting a response that ultimately has the same importance as choosing to put the right shoe on before the left shoe.
The cycle of rebirth extends even to the electronic world.
Forums rise from their own ashes, sometimes growing through their pains, sometimes repeating the pains. The staff may change, the faces change, the names change–or not. No matter. The cycle continues.
I keep having discussions about communities…specifically online communities. (If you’re in my immediate circle, you’re tired of hearing this, but don’t let that put you off!)
People join together to discuss common interests. Or people fall into crowds and end up accidentally engaged in conversations. It becomes a story of its own (like this one here) [...]
Wasting time
The value of forum-based arguments.
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