TheAP wrote:
BeaArthur wrote:
Try not to necrobump, Empathy - i.e. resurrect an old thread. Sometimes it happens if you search for a term and other times it's in the "related posts" section at lower right. We've all done it, but it makes for a fresher, better conversation if you start a new one on the same theme. On this thread, the only post that was newer than 2014 was yours.
B19 wrote:
Before starting a symptom question thread (there has been a surfeit of these lately, such as "Anyone else here have a problem with phones/loud noises etc), check back through the last month of threads on the General Forum and if the topic has been covered already, that recently, post on the existing thread instead of creating a new one.
The constant replication of well-worn topics by new members becomes very boring for the established members, unless there is some startling new insight into them (and there almost never is).
Now what are newbies supposed to do?
This topic post is very interesting.
I was interested in this thread for reasons I can relate to and demonstrates any survival skills needed.
The above posts lack any kind of new insight besides telling the user to 'get lost'.
I'd rather be mum to a group of foreign exchange students than play step mum to any unruly crowd.
All some Americans want to do here, is argue, argue, aruge..until their mouths get stretched into some poor oblivious state of mind.
Do you have any real/non opininated feelings that don't bounce back every last word?
I'm not interested in opinion making every last point, and creating a side show for it. I didn't come here to endure that.
I think they need Addicts Anonymous as the familiar stomping ground.
Notice, these people won't be told for their personal attacks, as they are too long in the tooth now to really see past caring...oh, and ever heard of cross posting?, posting the same topic over and over again?
If you can exercise a right to an opinion, also know when it becomes invalid to that person..