The Forum Curve

[Insomnia]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

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1. The “bad” outcome

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
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2. The Good Outcome

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
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3. The “True” Outcome

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

 

[Brazilec]

@_MVP_ threads are 50x more informative and he keeps it simple

 

[Insomnia]

@_MVP_ threads are 50x more informative and he keeps it simple

Is that just a fancy way to say “dnr”?

 

[Brazilec]

Is that just a fancy way to say “dnr”?

yeah

 

[Foreverbrad]

I’m definitely #2, this has replaced my social life for all intents and purposes

 

[anthony111554]

@News

 

[anthony111554]

@News

NOOOO HE DELETED WTF

 

[Insomnia]

I’m definitely #2, this has replaced my social life for all intents and purposes

I can relate. Talking to people on the internet pretty much removes all need to socialise.

 

[BigBallsLarry]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

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1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

2 here i come

 

[lblamemyse1f]

Awesome post man, admired every second reading it. Keep it up!

peace

 

[moongazer]

Where to get your type of pfp sir

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

---

1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

 

[callard]

for me it will probably become my main social like a foid's twitter account. The freedom of speech here is too good, u don't have this type of shi in any other place nowadays. And I like people here

 

[nsk4ll]

i dont think i will ever get bored of this site
i post like 250 posts a day and i dont feel fatigued at all

 

[Insomnia]

Where to get your type of pfp sir

I made mine with kaze ai, and then got a gif of snowflakes and just added it on top.

 

[moongazer]

I made mine with kaze ai, and then got a gif of snowflakes and just added it on top.

Thanks

 

[Insomnia]

Awesome post man, admired every second reading it. Keep it up!

peace

Appreciate it

for me it will probably become my main social like a foid's twitter account. The freedom of speech here is too good, u don't have this type of shi in any other place nowadays. And I like people here

I agree. Having a place where you can say what’s on your mind without being judged is really nice. I see this forum as a gold mine, as you can both improve & chill with like minded people.

i dont think i will ever get bored of this site
i post like 250 posts a day and i dont feel fatigued at all

you’ll probably enjoy it less, but you’ll still like it one way or another.

 

[Foreverbrad]

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I can relate. Talking to people on the internet pretty much removes all need to socialise.

Particularly here, we just “get” each other even if we’re not always kind nobody is getting “othered” like in normie spaces.

 

[Daddy's Home]

Amazing thread

I will also like to add the 4. lol

 

[Nexom]

Amazing thread

I will also like to add the 4. lol

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I'll add a 5th for those who have a life (few)

 

[Insomnia]

I'll add a 5th for those who have a life (few)

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Actually accurate. Taking breaks every now and then will make the place much more enjoyable (almost like doing a detox)

 

[Foreverbrad]

Actually accurate. Taking breaks every now and then will make the place much more enjoyable (almost like doing a detox)

I have the trophy for “left for a month” and I find it very surprising. What was I even doing back then?

 

[Insomnia]

@Jason Voorhees

 

[Orka]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

---

1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

2 gang

 

[cobicado901]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

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1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

Where’s the outcome where the line keeps going down and up @AgentTenzi

 

[unknownincel]

Interesting.

 

[Insomnia]

Where’s the outcome where the line keeps going down and up @AgentTenzi

I'll add a 5th for those who have a life (few)

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[Insomnia]

Interesting.

Which one are you?

 

[unknownincel]

Which one are you?

Number 2, after 4k posts i slowed down but i still enjoy this place alot .

 

[cobicado901]

I'll add a 5th for those who have a life (few)

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this is the best one

 

[Arminus]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

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1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

Ngl you are right people move on the people who are quite big on this forum will be forgotten but when I see old org accounts it’s sad you can last see when they are online some i seen were last online four years ago it does make me feel quite sad tho even tho the cycle will continue some users will become quite big but eventually become inactive and new ones will replace them

 

[Trilogy]

I think my account is the 2nd outcome, but it was close to being the 1st outcome earlier this year

 

[Informationcapitali]

I prefer @mvp

 

[Insomnia]

Ngl you are right people move on the people who are quite big on this forum will be forgotten but when I see old org accounts it’s sad you can last see when they are online some i seen were last online four years ago it does make me feel quite sad tho even tho the cycle will continue some users will become quite big but eventually become inactive and new ones will replace them

This isn’t a cycle that happens only on the forum, this is what life consists of. People die, while new people are born, a tree may fall but others will grow.

A lot of times, I do wonder what happened to the people that left the forum, and I genuinely hope they’re doing great in life

 

[Johan]

the reason i enjoy it less now is because people like ggm, framepill, aress are all banned

and like a lot of good users are not on anymore

 

[Arminus]

the reason i enjoy it less now is because people like ggm, framepill, aress are all banned

and like a lot of good users are not on anymore

Yeah I was checking most haven’t been online around two to four years and vanished

 

[Insomnia]

the reason i enjoy it less now is because people like ggm, framepill, aress are all banned

and like a lot of good users are not on anymore

That’s also a reason why the first outcome happens. You can’t get too attached to the people here.

 

[sub5mumbaifinalboss]

Very interesting and true

 

[Soter]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

---

1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

I'm a lurker in general and I've been lurking for a while before creating my profile but there were times where I had forgotten about org completely. To me it's the most enjoyable when I'm looksminned after a surgery or preparing for one, or otherwise on a low tide in life. When everything is going well, there's not really much space in my life for online communities in general

 

[Insomnia]

I'm a lurker in general and I've been lurking for a while before creating my profile but there were times where I had forgotten about org completely. To me it's the most enjoyable when I'm looksminned after a surgery or preparing for one, or otherwise on a low tide in life. When everything is going well, there's not really much space in my life for online communities in general

So you’re a mix of the 2 & 3 outcomes?

 

[Soter]

So you’re a mix of the 2 & 3 outcomes?

I'd say more like 1 but instead of tapering down to oblivion, I get a new spike every now and then

 

[irrumator praetor]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

---

1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
​

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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

Spoiler

@BigBallsLarry @Orka @Daddy's Home @Randomized Shame

enlightening. I took big breaks in between periods of my life. Once this period is also over, hoping to leave the forum for good

People shouldn't be proud of rotting here, if for any reason, then for Palantir

 

[Insomnia]

enlightening. I took big breaks in between periods of my life. Once this period is also over, hoping to leave the forum for good

People shouldn't be proud of rotting here, if for any reason, then for Palantir

Tbh, it depends on how you want to see things. Some people envision this place as an online mental asylum, while others see it as a nice community where you can improve/learn new things.

 

[brotato78]

i always liked the forum i just take breaks sometimes

 

[irrumator praetor]

Tbh, it depends on how you want to see things. Some people envision this place as an online mental asylum, while others see it as a nice community where you can improve/learn new things.

Yeah. Thinking about it more, I'll probably be back if something like technological advancement or research creates new looksmaxes. But maybe tiktok could be the better alternative to getting alerted. No one keeps a looksmaxing newsletter or blog or whatever, that is consistent (this forum should do that tbh if they monetize with ads, it would be good). I'd check the titles daily Ig

 

[BPRoryRory]

During your time on the forum, you probably noticed that you enjoy it more/less at certain intervals (ex you enjoyed using the forum more when you had 600 posts, compared to now)

So, I’ll go over the 3 most common ways people enjoy the forum, and their outcomes.

---

1. The “bad” outcome

View attachment 4455313

This is how the average user enjoys the forum. At first, he doesn’t really understand how things work, so he doesn’t really get any dopamine from the site (Area 0-2)
Shortly after, he realises what this place has to offer, and is overwhelmed with dopamine (Area 2-3).; But of course, all good things come to an end, and he slowly starts to get bored of the forum, until he deletes/leaves the space.
Pretty tragic ending, but ultimately, the world keeps spinning, new users will join and older users will be forgotten
I’ll try to give out a user as an example for each outcome, but I don’t think that’s needed here as you probably know someone already who decided to leave the site.
​

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2. The Good Outcome

View attachment 4455356

Similar to the first graph, in the beginning you have no clue how the forum works (0-2), so you don’t enjoy it much. The main difference between this graph and the previous one, is that your enjoyment doesn’t fully plummet (Area 10-14+). You start viewing this place as a replacement for tiktok, twitter etc. so you don’t have a reason to leave.
Of course, you don’t enjoy it as much as you did X amount of time ago, but you still have fun using it.
A good example would be @Gengar, who’s been on the forum for more than 7 years, yet he still has fun here, maybe not as much as he had a few years ago, but he hasn’t gotten fully burned out.
​

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3. The “True” Outcome

View attachment 4455400

again, similar to the first 2 graphs, you have no clue what you’re doing in the beginning, but
The main difference is that, you figure out how some stuff works, but you’re not fully hooked to the forum, so you just forget about it. The site has around 110k members, but most of them suffered this fate. You probably know a grey who got a few hundred posts, and then just forgot about the forum completely.
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While I can’t dictate your outcome on the forum, I can give you a tip to avoid the first outcome, and that would be to simply post less. Most new users think that higher post count=better user, but that couldn’t be further from the truth. Try to post only when you have something to say, or you really want to do so

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Only pointless thread that ive found informative and fully read and enjoyed reading