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As do I, especially if the said poster has an established pattern of it. With newcomers, I'm more patient. But I have my own 'moody' days when I have have less to do and will stay longer.I leave threads quite often once it's clear that there is no discussion going on but a repetition of unmovable firmly held positions.
Once you encounter the 'I'm right and you're wrong' mindset, how long will you stay in that thread? Has your endurance with that increased or decreased over time? Thoughts?
Impressive.* looks at OP * Glances at watch *
Ummm...about 28 minutes?
Not long.Once you encounter the 'I'm right and you're wrong' mindset, how long will you stay in that thread? Has your endurance with that increased or decreased over time? Thoughts?
I will unwatch popular threads I lose interest in.Not long.
Even if I'm not actively participating a whole lot, if I see too much of the attitude mentioned, I just hit 'unwatch'.
I think its boring.
Same.I will unwatch popular threads I lose interest in.
And by 'popular' I mean threads still getting posts.
If a thread I lose interest in is not getting posts, it is not clogging up my "Interesting threads I am still interested in" list.
I do admit, I follow many a thread I have not posted in.
Because I find them interesting and or informative.
SameSame.
Though its probably obvious that I'm following them, due to frequent frubals.
Back when frubal were a currency I was rather stingy with them.Same.
Though its probably obvious that I'm following them, due to frequent frubals.
I wasn't around when it was a currency.Back when frubal were a currency I was rather stingy with them.
now I am much more generous.
To be honest, i prefer the current frubal system over the currency version.
Threads are not PMs. I don't hang my participation on the behaviour of one person. I stop interacting with an unfaithful interlocutor when I have made it clear to every thinking onlooker what my position is and that my interlocutor is wrong. If that was the only conversation in that thread, that interested me, I will also unwatch the thread.Once you encounter the 'I'm right and you're wrong' mindset, how long will you stay in that thread? Has your endurance with that increased or decreased over time? Thoughts?
I stick around as long as they are willing to explain why they think they are right and I am wrong.Once you encounter the 'I'm right and you're wrong' mindset, how long will you stay in that thread? Has your endurance with that increased or decreased over time? Thoughts?