The Chat Thread

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

welp

 

[$lave]

 

[pissballsack]

meeting people from the internet always seemed weird to me, all the normies are in gooncords having nerd meetups, i never got it??? dont they see that it could never be a real friendship with a proper history???

 

[$lave]

meeting people from the internet always seemed weird to me, all the normies are in gooncords having nerd meetups, i never got it??? dont they see that it could never be a real friendship with a proper history???

all the ultra normies with huge friend groups i know either met their friends at work, from school, or online in some form.

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

twitter really lends itself to people saying things that are uncontroversial within their niche, which is why i created a section and a bunch of threads to promote people expressing differing/unpopular opinions and why i have encouraged anti-AF people to join the forum. i tend to find twitter pretty boring when most people are just spamming the same talking points, quote tweeting the same tweets, and posting the same clips.

i was disappointed by the lack of conflict in this thread.

another thought about forums, which i posted last night:

to me, the advantage of a forum over twitter is having less pressure. it's more like a groupchat -- that's how i use it. and the advantage over groupchats is permanence, searchability (vs twitter), organization, etc.

this was in the context of effortposting vs shitposting. i don't want to be expected to constantly effortpost. that is not appealing to me. however, that is appealing to other people. not everyone uses forums in the same way. i don't have much more to say on that -- i basically write the rules here, and we do not (unilaterally) punish people for posting garbage. many forums do not even allow people to "double post." we do have a reputation system which you should all utilize to promote and encourage good posts.

 

[pissballsack]

all the ultra normies with huge friend groups i know either met their friends at work, from school, or online in some form.

the only person I call my friend, a friend being someone you have a unity of mind with so that all filtering is removed, someone who if you committed a crime would hide you from the cops, I met at church. a proper meeting in time and space. all of my "friends" from school became trans or gay. I dont make friends at work

 

[pissballsack]

twitter really lends itself to people saying things that are uncontroversial within their niche, which is why i created a section and a bunch of threads to promote people expressing differing/unpopular opinions and why i have encouraged anti-AF people to join the forum. i tend to find twitter pretty boring when most people are just spamming the same talking points, quote tweeting the same tweets, and posting the same clips.

i was disappointed by the lack of conflict in this thread.

another thought about forums, which i posted last night:

this was in the context of effortposting vs shitposting. i don't want to be expected to constantly effortpost. that is not appealing to me. however, that is appealing to other people. not everyone uses forums in the same way. i don't have much more to say on that -- i basically write the rules here, and we do not (unilaterally) punish people for posting garbage. many forums do not even allow people to "double post." we do have a reputation system which you should all utilize to promote and encourage good posts.

hr office email type post, i see why nigga dosent even try most the time, bro types shit up like the hr lady

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

hr office email type post, i see why nigga dosent even try most the time, bro types shit up like the hr lady

lol he's still mad
btw typing like a nigger won't make you funny

 

[pissballsack]

lol he's still mad
btw typing like a nigger won't make you funny

erm i typed like a white youth

 

[Moonlight-Moonlight]

erm i typed like a white youth

the white youth in question: