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I talk a lot...
25 Jun 2017 12:52 - 25 Jun 2017 12:53 #288568
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I already know the answer (I'm pretty sure) so I suppose I am just looking for reassurance.
I feel like I post a heck of a lot in the forums, particularly the recent topic threads that pop up. I worry that it's excessive, especially for a Temple member as new as myself.
So... given that it's not repetitively argumentative and is on consentual topics... is there such thing as posting / talking too much here?
I feel like I post a heck of a lot in the forums, particularly the recent topic threads that pop up. I worry that it's excessive, especially for a Temple member as new as myself.
So... given that it's not repetitively argumentative and is on consentual topics... is there such thing as posting / talking too much here?
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25 Jun 2017 12:56 #288569
by RosalynJ
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I like reading your posts Please engage to your hearts content
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25 Jun 2017 13:12 #288571
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One thing I'd say, advice to anyone who feels they post a lot... I do too and I try not to "double post". If I think of something to add after my initial post, I go back and edit it in. That way it doesn't become a wall of one person's posts, and is a little more neat and tidy.
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25 Jun 2017 13:42 #288576
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We always value anyone's input. No one will ever say you post too much.
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25 Jun 2017 14:05 #288579
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Talk all you want.
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25 Jun 2017 14:29 #288580
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Speech is the catalyst in which Ideas spread. You got some good ones River keep at it! Plus, then I don't have to make things up to fill boards up with nonsense .
What has to come ? Will my heart grow numb ?
How will I save the world ? By using my mind like a gun
Seems a better weapon, 'cause everybody got heat
I know I carry mine, since the last time I got beat
MF DOOM Books of War
Training Masters: Carlos.Martinez3 and JLSpinner
TB:Nakis
Knight of the Conclave
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25 Jun 2017 14:30 #288581
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This is definitely something I do. I get so excited to share / interact / learn that I just post in the moment and don't take any time to stop and consider if I've any more thoughts before I hit "submit."
I've been feeling weird about doing too much editing of my posts. It's because I'm projecting my self judgment about my habit of posting without much editing or revising onto that little "reason for editing box" and have semi decided it's there so that people can decide whether I should have had to edit or not. I know that's my own junk getting in the way of reality, though. I hope
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tzb wrote: One thing I'd say, advice to anyone who feels they post a lot... I do too and I try not to "double post". If I think of something to add after my initial post, I go back and edit it in. That way it doesn't become a wall of one person's posts, and is a little more neat and tidy.
This is definitely something I do. I get so excited to share / interact / learn that I just post in the moment and don't take any time to stop and consider if I've any more thoughts before I hit "submit."
I've been feeling weird about doing too much editing of my posts. It's because I'm projecting my self judgment about my habit of posting without much editing or revising onto that little "reason for editing box" and have semi decided it's there so that people can decide whether I should have had to edit or not. I know that's my own junk getting in the way of reality, though. I hope
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30 Jun 2017 06:36 - 30 Jun 2017 06:38 #289155
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On some longer post in my Seminary Journal and Journal I have edits of a couple of hours, :blink: though I noticed I edit less than I used to do these days; Many people edit posts, even if it where to be weird you are not alone in being weird.
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ReallyRiver wrote: I've been feeling weird about doing too much editing of my posts.
On some longer post in my Seminary Journal and Journal I have edits of a couple of hours, :blink: though I noticed I edit less than I used to do these days; Many people edit posts, even if it where to be weird you are not alone in being weird.
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30 Jun 2017 09:56 #289173
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I also talk a lot! These are the general rules I go by (take them or leave them, lol!)
Personal Journals:
-talk as much as I want, as often as I want, and say whatever I want
Coursework:
-try not to ramble too much
-keep my work structured and coherent
Forum posts (especially heated discussions):
-keep it short and concise and to-the-point
-avoid TL;DR situations
Don't know if that helps, but I can assure you that I don't think you talk "too much"
Personal Journals:
-talk as much as I want, as often as I want, and say whatever I want
Coursework:
-try not to ramble too much
-keep my work structured and coherent
Forum posts (especially heated discussions):
-keep it short and concise and to-the-point
-avoid TL;DR situations
Don't know if that helps, but I can assure you that I don't think you talk "too much"
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