Are registered members frightening?
At the time of composing this epistle there are 38 registered members online and 180 guests.
Thats 218 people browsing the site. Why are these guests not inspired by the pearls of wisdom imparted by members then inspired to sign up, and also share the secrets that are given when you sign up? The one flaw in this thread is that the guests wont be able to tell us, what do members think, are we scary? |
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Its all these Claytoners putting them off from posting. They can't understand, Is this an Accrington forum or a Clayton forum? :p
Hey I see Clayton has a new sign across from The Samuel Smith *cough* I mean The Greyhound... |
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That no longer works, it used to be interesting. There have been a few, made 1 or 2 posts, PM'd me about a soldier, never to be heard from again. Retlaw. |
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There has always been a sign opposite the Greyhound, as that is the border into clayton, it used to say "Please knock and wait to be attended to" what does it say now. |
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When you go to Sealife & walk through the tunnel with all the sharks, that's one thing, but actually getting into the tank ................ well ! :D
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There are always more guests online than registered members, why don't some of these sign up, if only to get the key for the executive toilets! |
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They should go straight to this site it will save time www.spam.com |
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I didn't get a close look. It used to just say Clayton now it is a large sign.
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I reckon on many sites that grow, yeh get quite a lot of younger uns joining n then after awhile vanish, fer varying reasons, get fed up, start courting, etc etc, hit the drink, all sorts of stuff, its called life.
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I think that the guests are a bunch of cheap hosers ... whenever I have guests, they bring beer.:dancedog: and something for Yoda:alright:
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There are 2 "guests" watching now, Eric as well as you and me -i wonder who they are?
What can we do to entertain them I wonder...and get them to dip their toes into the pool! Come in the waters lovely;):D |
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Some of the "watchers" are alien fire extinguishers and pillar boxes monitoring our movements before they start the invasion.
Believe me, it's true! :s_oooo: |
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As you can see I am well suited to the job. |
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Just had a look at the list and yes you are correct, I only checked the first page the one with a # at the start, got to the bottom of the page and found a hypnotist was registered, next I remember I woke up in my pajamas in the back garden. It was the disparity from registered members and guests online that got me started, earlier there was 23 members online and 180 guests. |
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I think it could be a bit scary being a newbie on here(it really depends on your constitution...your ability to bite back, but gently :)).
It has been said in many other threads that sometimes new members come here with the wrong attitude(I'm not entirely sure 'attitude' is quite the right word)...they encounter some flak and then spit the dummy and are never heard of again. Some members (and they know who they are) use Accyweb as a cheaper version of E-bay.....they only come on when they want to offload something.....sell a phone or what have you. Invariably, these people do not contribute to the site...either by way of funds, or by posting. I can remember coming here a long time ago and being in awe of some of the longstanding members....and I stood back for a good while getting the 'feel' of the place before posting. It is by far the most interesting and varied forum(bar none) and it is the core of regular posters who make it like this. |
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The fact that Accyweb is far more popular, lively and well-patronised than many other forums from larger towns is a testimony to its own success. I've said it before, but Accyweb is one on its own...it's slightly eccentric, left-field, off the wall and, yes, sometimes vitriolic and all the better for it. In fact, it's a fitting reflection of its regular members, some of whom appear to have arrived from another planet! If you want a normal forum, go elsewhere! ;) |
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I was overwhelmed with the good reception my thread received and was made to feel very welcome by many people. Similarly when I posted about my illness a few months people were so very supportive. I guess I must have struck a chord with some folks and they feel like a family now... and as with most families there are ups and downs and some people who get on your nerves but all in all it's been a very good experience for me and helped me through some hard times. It may be my attitude that has helped me get along so well here but it's also the thought of a community out there who are very caring about someone they may never meet. Is there a cure for this addiction? I hope not! |
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I joined to play the daily quiz against my mum -then found it was interesting to "talk" to Accywebbers -better company than my cats as they answer back and can often make you laugh. As a newbie some people come across as a bit strident -I had an early run-in with Less (as many do!) but you do get a feel for what people are like over time and begin to understand how they tick and what their "bug-bears" are and their sense of humour. I really miss the lanky sense of humour -and no-one gets me over here in Italy, they just think the British are a sarky lot and get offended! There are such a range of opinions to be shared and things to be learned from others and that's what keeps it interesting.
Some have come and gone - who could forget "Groove" or "The Cardinal" -whatever happened to him I wonder -I always had a feeling it was A-B dressed in red! That's a funny thing too -you have an idea in your mind about how people are in "real-life" and having met a few Accywebbers now i can say that that they have been pretty much as i imagined them so far -with the odd exception, won't say who!;) I have seen that in the past they used to have fairly regular local meets and social evenings, which seem to be much less frequent now -seems like a shame. I do know that some meet regularly in the Railway pub on a Saturday morning in town -wish I'd had the courage to drop in when i was around recently but I've never been into a pub on my own:o -maybe next time and then i can confirm what I've been told, that Less is actually really quite nice... |
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Yeh registered members are - Internet can bring out some nasty tongues! :rolleyes: Ref: red Karma dished out from my post made on this thread...
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Maybe it's Joke of the Day frighting them?
As Dave says take as it comes. |
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Let it ride, eh: Bachman - Turner Overdrive - Let It Ride - YouTube BTO ... great Canadian band, eh.:alright: Oh ... and don't Bogart that joint ... pass it over:cool: |
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I see the bird brain has posted on here with the bile he spreads on other threads, he is a one theme poster. This post was instigated to have a discussion about getting new members. The bird brain is on my ignore list and I only get to read what he says if someone quotes him, I haven't read his posts for a while, but they remain the same nasty rage against the world.
Sorry to go off topic but I resent the spoilers posted by the drug gang, and just watch, more will follow! |
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As to BTO, not really heard much of their stuff so can't really say. |
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The rest, well, the rest, I just hope they can click on the ad's without logging in. It will keep the site open for the rest of us. |
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There have been some nasty people on this forum - who have been nasty to me and caused deliberate friction - one being a certain Garinda! Who is on my "ignore" list - as he has been trolling! I thought forums were places to discuss serious issues - not just pat your mates on the back to get high Karma scores as seems to be what occurs here! I know my 278 points in the green will soon become red, such is the nature of things... |
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It is sad that both of you are much more concerned about the issue of Karma rather than what the thread is actually about......the persecution issue also reflects an immature viewpoint.
Can't you both just accept that you are never going to be flavour of the month with some forum members and move on?? These are just my opinions...my own viewpoint. |
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Sorry Im not up to your standards of literacy.:rolleyes: Back on topic, most guests will be as already said Bots. Chris, Kes, I cant believe your in the green. How much did you both pay.:D |
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This behaviour keeps the guests from signing up, and the regular members off the site, which gets us back on topic. |
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thanks for that Mr mod very adult of you :rolleyes: |
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If you dislike this forum so much, go and join another one. Simple as. |
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perhaps they have been scared off by fire extinguishers and cloning cones
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Registered members are not the least bit frightening ... nor intimidating. Some are crusty and grumpy; some are opinionated and predictable; some are pleasant and helpful; some are short:hidewall: If, on reading through the threads, some decide not to jump in and make their mark ... well, that's their choice. I don't think that those on this forum should change in order to accomodate potential members. The dog wags the tail, not the other way around.:dancedog:
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Just because you quoted me and you quote "if you dislike this forum" I have never said I dislike this forum. |
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Well, tough, Accyweb isn't going to change, it's going to carry on just the way it is - as one of the most successful local forums in the area. If you can't accept that, go join Blackburnweb! |
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so you consider the majority of the members to be whingers...have I got that right?
Why would you visit a site where you considered the majority of the posters to be whingers? I'm not being fly...I am just interested in your response. |
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I don't think the forum members are whingers...but of course you are entitled to that opinion.
I come to Accyweb because it is the best forum bar none. I don't always agree with what other people post, but I recognise that this world is full of opinions that don't coincide with mine.......I can live with that....and I can accept that though I may not agree with an opinion of another poster...they are entitled to have that opinion. It would be a very boring old world if we all subscribed to the same views. |
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Some just sulk if there viewpoint is disagreed wi, Well tough titty.:rolleyes:
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I visit Accyweb because I wish to not by force, I didn't say I don't like wingers.:D |
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Hmmm....a smiley face. That is (in my book) something that you add to the mix when you have said something you think will not go down too well. And(again - in my book) it never moderates the sentiments expressed. Yes...I know, I am a cynical old burger. I make no apologies for this...it has taken me a long time to get to this stage of cynicism.
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As for YOU not whinging about Accyweb members and its karma system, let's look at a recent quote of yours... Yes the usual characters are out with the insults as usual, all be it in the own cleaver little way scoring that extra Karma from there Karma buddies or fellow members of the Click. Wonder why we dont see many new members posting anymore Hmmm...seems pretty critical to me. Incidentally, as you seem to be an expert on the subject of "wingers" could you suggest a few names that I could pass them on to our manager for next season? ;) |
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There always seems to be the same names posting regularly and no new names seem to join in. If the truth hurts then so be it! |
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http://www.accringtonweb.com/forum/f...tml#post988875 A new comer deleted his only post! lol :D |
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As for "the truth hurting", it doesn't hurt anybody on here. You're obviously not happy with Accyweb, but it's not going to change just for the sake of you and a few others, so go find another forum that suits your needs. |
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Try again... :rolleyes: |
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Nice replies guys :D . It's nice to mix humour with football. Too many forget to do that. Doubtless, the "heavy mob" will be along to rough him up shortly! :D |
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Ok ... the old site, and its even older registered members, has come in for a whole bunch of criticism. For those bitchin' the most, is there anything that you like about it? And if there isn't, then there is another question begging for a response.
There's lots about me, for example, that doesn't sit well with many regular posters. I'm a socialist; I'm opposed to capital punishment; I don't hold with simplistic, right-wing economic theories; I believe that climate change is taking place and has replaced the threat of a nuclear exchange as the world's major problem. I prefer cats and dogs to humans. I don't support Stanley;) Oh, and the Daily Mail is third-rate asswipe:alright: But I still put forward my opinions ... and when I'm not doing that, I'll post about ducks, and penguins and fire extinguishers.:dancedog: |
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I have been a fairly regular poster and have seen people come and go......they come because something interests them.....maybe they are doing family research and once that is done they find no reason to come back....others come because they enjoy the banter. No member is bigger than the forum...or more important. There is no clique, no Mafia......just bona fide members who post to threads that they find interesting.......and that's the truth. |
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These people haven't driven you away.....so it must be to do with the kind of people they(the newbies) are.......you mention three people who you consider to be the three stooges......but accyweb consists of many more than these people(most of whom are moderate in their treatment of all members).
Not everyone has the same experience of the people who you consider to be harsh and aggressive. |
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thanks for the Karma and childish comments guys you've out done yourselfs :do-one:
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