Anonymous
03/12/2012 11:07
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If I'm sitting with two friends and I ask them, "should I dump my boyfriend?" and friend A gives me several reasons why I should, I'm so okay with friend B tacking on and saying "I agree." Now I know that two people think my boyfriend is a d-bag in half the time, and how is that bad? Also, friend A probably feels good that friend B thinks she gives good advice.
I'm not your friend. I am a random anonymous person who may live somewhere near DC.
Yes, but is still nice to have a concensus when asking for opinions or advice, which is what is happening when people "This" a post.
yep. If I'm asking advice and a poster replies with opinion - it could just be some wacko but if there's a bunch of others that "this" the post, I will give it more weight and consider it - especially if it's an opinion that disagrees with mine -
Word.
Anonymous
03/12/2012 10:56
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:If I'm sitting with two friends and I ask them, "should I dump my boyfriend?" and friend A gives me several reasons why I should, I'm so okay with friend B tacking on and saying "I agree." Now I know that two people think my boyfriend is a d-bag in half the time, and how is that bad? Also, friend A probably feels good that friend B thinks she gives good advice.
I'm not your friend. I am a random anonymous person who may live somewhere near DC.
Yes, but is still nice to have a concensus when asking for opinions or advice, which is what is happening when people "This" a post.
yep. If I'm asking advice and a poster replies with opinion - it could just be some wacko but if there's a bunch of others that "this" the post, I will give it more weight and consider it - especially if it's an opinion that disagrees with mine -
Anonymous
03/12/2012 09:27
Subject: Re:The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I like when I'm thised.
This.
I support "this". It is the most succint way to agree completely with another post. If an OP is looking for advice and lots of "this" es agree with a particular post, then s/he may wish to give that advice more consideration. It's the sames as ITA, +1, or "I agree with this poster".
Anonymous
03/12/2012 01:21
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are our choices when we agree? Do we write an essay that repeats the 1st poster's points? I don't think anybody wants to read a repetitive essay.
This X100
THIS!!!
Agree
+1
ROTFLMAO
This.
+1
ITA
Like
+1000
Anonymous
03/12/2012 01:08
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are our choices when we agree? Do we write an essay that repeats the 1st poster's points? I don't think anybody wants to read a repetitive essay.
This X100
THIS!!!
Agree
+1
ROTFLMAO
This.
+1
ITA
Like
Anonymous
03/12/2012 00:57
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are our choices when we agree? Do we write an essay that repeats the 1st poster's points? I don't think anybody wants to read a repetitive essay.
This X100
THIS!!!
Agree
+1
ROTFLMAO
This.
+1
ITA
Anonymous
03/12/2012 00:52
Subject: The person who quotes other posts and then types "this"
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:What are our choices when we agree? Do we write an essay that repeats the 1st poster's points? I don't think anybody wants to read a repetitive essay.
This X100
THIS!!!
Agree
+1
ROTFLMAO
This.
+1
ITA
