We need a new rank of forum - humoristic
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scanningthru
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What about the ChatGPT responses?
*This response was created by ChatGPT
*This response was created by ChatGPT
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Every second of my life, every good and bad experience, marrying my wife, having 2 beautiful girls, starting my own business - everything has led me to this moment when I have a chance of becoming an Executive Trash Bin, and I won't let my lack of welcome posts, asking for discounts or HAF posts stand in my way.
Mark my words: I will become an Executive Trash Bin whether you like it or not.
Mark my words: I will become an Executive Trash Bin whether you like it or not.
OccultKingdoms
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I have 3000 posts on my mental illness.
Jr. Psycho
If Zwielicht could had held Legendary (ego) status for so long, everything is possible!!!
I am the weirdest person walking planet earth. That's a compliment for me. Fully exceptional. Not even a single part of me IS AVERAGE. NONE!!!!!
ahmedpias13
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I want to join
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You don't have 3000 posts like that. For this status, you need to work hard
OccultKingdoms
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I believe these shouldn't be negative in nature.
So we can give positive like
Jr. Spammer
Positive? Yes, compliment for a black hatter.
So we can give positive like
Jr. Spammer
Positive? Yes, compliment for a black hatter.
MrApple
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It's intriguing to consider the dynamics of forum participation and the emergence of certain patterns in user behavior. The proposal for a new rank, humoristically dubbed "Jr. Trash Bin", for individuals with a high volume of repetitive and formulaic posts raises some interesting points.
Indeed, forums thrive on genuine engagement, meaningful interactions, and valuable contributions. However, it's not uncommon to encounter users who resort to clichéd phrases such as "Welcome here", "Give me discount", "Discount pls", and "Review copy", often accompanied by a copy-and-paste approach in relevant sections like HAF/WTB.
While these behaviors may not inherently detract from the forum's overall functionality, they can dilute the quality of discussions and diminish the sense of community. Introducing a lighthearted rank like "Jr. Trash Bin" could serve as a playful reminder to users to strive for more originality and authenticity in their contributions.
Moreover, such a designation could spark self-reflection among members, prompting them to reassess their posting habits and strive for more meaningful engagement. It might even foster a sense of camaraderie as users collectively embrace the challenge of elevating the forum discourse.
Ultimately, forums are dynamic ecosystems shaped by the collective actions of their members. Introducing new ranks or categories, even in jest, can be a creative way to nudge the community towards more constructive and enriching interactions.
What do you think? How else could forums encourage originality and authenticity among their members, while still maintaining a sense of inclusivity and camaraderie?
*Written by by ChatGPT*
Thank f*ck machines don't get humour......I wonder if the grandiose style of writing from these Ai's stems from the Creators....
Indeed, forums thrive on genuine engagement, meaningful interactions, and valuable contributions. However, it's not uncommon to encounter users who resort to clichéd phrases such as "Welcome here", "Give me discount", "Discount pls", and "Review copy", often accompanied by a copy-and-paste approach in relevant sections like HAF/WTB.
While these behaviors may not inherently detract from the forum's overall functionality, they can dilute the quality of discussions and diminish the sense of community. Introducing a lighthearted rank like "Jr. Trash Bin" could serve as a playful reminder to users to strive for more originality and authenticity in their contributions.
Moreover, such a designation could spark self-reflection among members, prompting them to reassess their posting habits and strive for more meaningful engagement. It might even foster a sense of camaraderie as users collectively embrace the challenge of elevating the forum discourse.
Ultimately, forums are dynamic ecosystems shaped by the collective actions of their members. Introducing new ranks or categories, even in jest, can be a creative way to nudge the community towards more constructive and enriching interactions.
What do you think? How else could forums encourage originality and authenticity among their members, while still maintaining a sense of inclusivity and camaraderie?
*Written by by ChatGPT*
Thank f*ck machines don't get humour......I wonder if the grandiose style of writing from these Ai's stems from the Creators....
OccultKingdoms
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Off Redditors sir
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Nothing personal, but the only thing I see in my feed are posts for you, either chatting, or opening threads like this. Moreover to clean any sub thread, since it’s not relevant anymore (to you), or any other suggestion, which does not have any effect.
Reading those suggestions make me feel like: You have less tasks to do, or you aim to get a new title here: Mr. BHW-cleanboy.
Thanks for reading sir
Best regards
Zotix
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You are the same kind of User, just without a cleaning mission.
More like the follower.
Dont talk to me.
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OccultKingdoms
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Ban.
andyframpton
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Welcome to the forum.