You guys wanna hear something that is really funny and true at the same time?

[Salardo]

Okay - so I noticed something recently: everytime I come to the NSB section of boxingscene and I read through threads, I automatically check how many posts the guys who posted a particular comment have. I think you guys do the same thing probably. So I realised everytime some dude has like 30.000 posts then I do not automatically think "wow, this guy is an expert, he knows boxing". Actually I realised that everytime I see a guy who has an account since many years AND at the same time he has only a few hundred posts, THEN I think this guy is an expert. So if a guy has his account since 2006 and he only posted 400 comments, then I instinctively believe he knows boxing and I almost never am disappointed when I check his comments. And when I see a guy who has his account since 2012 and he has 30.000 comments, then I instinctively believe the opposite. Isn't that strange?

[BroneloCalvarez]

Cool......

[Augustane]

Nice to know.

[Rip Chudd]

I don't care how many posts anyone has, if you say something intelligent and come off as if you know what you're talking about when it comes to the sport then that's cool with me.

[salitap4p#1]

Okay - so I noticed something recently: everytime I come to the NSB section of boxingscene and I read through threads, I automatically check how many posts the guys who posted a particular comment have. I think you guys do the same thing probably. So I realised everytime some dude has like 30.000 posts then I do not automatically think "wow, this guy is an expert, he knows boxing". Actually I realised that everytime I see a guy who has an account since many years AND at the same time he has only a few hundred posts, THEN I think this guy is an expert. So if a guy has his account since 2006 and he only posted 400 comments, then I instinctively believe he knows boxing and I almost never am disappointed when I check his comments. And when I see a guy who has his account since 2012 and he has 30.000 comments, then I instinctively believe the opposite. Isn't that strange?

Long time members with few posts indicates a post when they have something interesting to say.

I usually gloss over most comments, particularly from members with huge post counts, because they just post any old ***** that comes into their mind.

[Mike D]

OP done smoked out tonight and is just over thinking thangs right now.

[Slip Stream]

Okay - so I noticed something recently: everytime I come to the NSB section of boxingscene and I read through threads, I automatically check how many posts the guys who posted a particular comment have. I think you guys do the same thing probably. So I realised everytime some dude has like 30.000 posts then I do not automatically think "wow, this guy is an expert, he knows boxing". Actually I realised that everytime I see a guy who has an account since many years AND at the same time he has only a few hundred posts, THEN I think this guy is an expert. So if a guy has his account since 2006 and he only posted 400 comments, then I instinctively believe he knows boxing and I almost never am disappointed when I check his comments. And when I see a guy who has his account since 2012 and he has 30.000 comments, then I instinctively believe the opposite. Isn't that strange?

Your reasoning is flawed, you should be judging posts based on actual content and nothing more. Are you just looking at numbers and reading nothing?

[thuggery]

There's some guy named jab539 or something like that that averages 100+ posts in any Klitschko related thread.

[Rip Chudd]

There's some guy named jab539 or something like that that averages 100+ posts in any Klitschko related thread.

That dude speaks the truth though. His thread on Vitali's resume is spot on

[.:: JSFD26 ::.]

I dont know **** about boxing!


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