imagine telling someone to stop post farming when you're posting farming telling them not to. you're not sly just ignore the comment, but technically aren't I post farming telling people not to post farm by commenting on people post farming. How do I get out of this dilemma, someone comment how to without post farming and no one comment on that comment to post farm, on my post that supposed to tell people not to post farm but secretly I'm just post farming.
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Best way to reduce post farming without post farming yourself is to add a lot of detail to a relatively simple idea. For example, instead of saying:
"stop post farming lmao (i'm not post farming btw)"
You could say:
"Post farming is disallowed on most internet forums, and you're doing it very obviously. You'll get banned sooner or later. Post farming is not very good, why would you want to do it? Is it because you want a lot of posts? Do you think having lots of posts makes you well-known? Well, it doesn't, that all depends on your interactions with the community. Do you think it makes you look cool? It doesn't, because who wants to be friends with someone who posts 200 online messages a day? Do you think that the stats matter? No one ever looks at top posts, it's not like anyone will ever care. You'd be much better off with few posts, but ones that are very well thought out that allow people to see what you are really like and get to know you. Then, and only then, will you become a valuable, respected, and well-known member of this community. So, I urge you, please cease this mindless post boosting. Thank you for your time."
Free copy-pasta up there, BTW. ^
"stop post farming lmao (i'm not post farming btw)"
You could say:
"Post farming is disallowed on most internet forums, and you're doing it very obviously. You'll get banned sooner or later. Post farming is not very good, why would you want to do it? Is it because you want a lot of posts? Do you think having lots of posts makes you well-known? Well, it doesn't, that all depends on your interactions with the community. Do you think it makes you look cool? It doesn't, because who wants to be friends with someone who posts 200 online messages a day? Do you think that the stats matter? No one ever looks at top posts, it's not like anyone will ever care. You'd be much better off with few posts, but ones that are very well thought out that allow people to see what you are really like and get to know you. Then, and only then, will you become a valuable, respected, and well-known member of this community. So, I urge you, please cease this mindless post boosting. Thank you for your time."
Free copy-pasta up there, BTW. ^
Good point!
"Post farming is disallowed on most internet forums, and you're doing it very obviously. You'll get banned sooner or later. Post farming is not very good, why would you want to do it? Is it because you want a lot of posts? Do you think having lots of posts makes you well-known? Well, it doesn't, that all depends on your interactions with the community. Do you think it makes you look cool? It doesn't, because who wants to be friends with someone who posts 200 online messages a day? Do you think that the stats matter? No one ever looks at top posts, it's not like anyone will ever care. You'd be much better off with few posts, but ones that are very well thought out that allow people to see what you are really like and get to know you. Then, and only then, will you become a valuable, respected, and well-known member of this community. So, I urge you, please cease this mindless post boosting. Thank you for your time."
Aren't you post farming by creating a new post to say No Post Farming instead of editing the original thread, which means you are actually hypocritically post farming while telling others not to post farm? I wonder if in a thousand years there will be the greatest minds on Earth sat around a big conference table discussing how to break the post farming paradox. But how did they message each other to come to the meeting about post farming? If they commented on the other person's thread about the meeting, is that post farming? Is the thread made by that person about the meeting about post farming actually post farming? We'll never know. But I do know this: I don't like post farming.
Problem is you've just joined the paradox of post farming, you commented on my post about not liking post farming, with a comment telling people not to post farm on my post about for people not to post farm but to tell me how to fix this without post farming which essentially would bring more post farmers including me which I commented on my own post about not wanting to see post farming. I do not like post farming and I would never post farm. I hate post farmers. I do not want to see any post farming on this comment, but comment telling me how to continue without post farming but don't post farm when you tell me thanks.
"Post farming is disallowed on most internet forums, and you're doing it very obviously. You'll get banned sooner or later. Post farming is not very good, why would you want to do it? Is it because you want a lot of posts? Do you think having lots of posts makes you well-known? Well, it doesn't, that all depends on your interactions with the community. Do you think it makes you look cool? It doesn't, because who wants to be friends with someone who posts 200 online messages a day? Do you think that the stats matter? No one ever looks at top posts, it's not like anyone will ever care. You'd be much better off with few posts, but ones that are very well thought out that allow people to see what you are really like and get to know you. Then, and only then, will you become a valuable, respected, and well-known member of this community. So, I urge you, please cease this mindless post boosting. Thank you for your time."
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Nice post farming.
Good essay (still not post farming)
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