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that what we of the internet like to refer as "post whoring".
post ######

DanManIt

Joined: 24-December 03

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Berserk87

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Unimatrix Xero

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ironic how both of you post way more than he does

What does it matter? It's the jokes section. It's not like it requires a well though out post. A smiley or 'lol' does the trick

He's started in the General Discussion Forums... :o I say it won't be long until he's took over Neowin and you regret overlooking him :laugh:

He's not posted in here yet :rofl:

He's started in the General Discussion Forums... :o I say it won't be long until he's took over Neowin and you regret overlooking him :laugh:

He's not posted in here yet :rofl:

You spoke too soon :ninja:

it was a slow day and I had never really looked at this forum before

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Not really...

Just because they post more per day doesn't make them post ######. They might, for example, be more active members of the Neowin community than him. He is boosting his post count by making irrelevant posts, which devalues people (such as the two mentioned here) who make a large volume of useful posts.

Btw, I'm not saying that he is a postwhore, or indeed that they aren't, I'm merely pointing out a flaw in the argument

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