STG Theory

Hypothesis: The success of the STG is founded in several key fundamental principles

(1) simplicity (only one rule, keep it near the top of page one)
(2) clarity (sticky, thread, game)
(3) mind virus (because sticky, thread and game resonate in a chess platform it attracts participation despite being mindless, worthless, irritating and irrelevant)

Alternative Hypothesis: There is nothing special about the STG and any coincidental engagement is purely mischievous activity by a few members intended to annoy the greater community

Stupidity

Originally posted by coquette
Hypothesis: The success of the STG is founded in several key fundamental principles

(1) simplicity (only one rule, keep it near the top of page one)
(2) clarity (sticky, thread, game)
(3) mind virus (because sticky, thread and game resonate in a chess platform it attracts participation despite being mindless, worthless, irritating and irrelevant)

Al ...[text shortened]... gagement is purely mischievous activity by a few members intended to annoy the greater community

Originally posted by coquette
Hypothesis: The success of the STG is founded in several key fundamental principles

(1) simplicity (only one rule, keep it near the top of page one)
(2) clarity (sticky, thread, game)
(3) mind virus (because sticky, thread and game resonate in a chess platform it attracts participation despite being mindless, worthless, irritating and irrelevant)

Al ...[text shortened]... gagement is purely mischievous activity by a few members intended to annoy the greater community

Originally posted by coquette
Hypothesis: The success of the STG is founded in several key fundamental principles

(1) simplicity (only one rule, keep it near the top of page one)
(2) clarity (sticky, thread, game)
(3) mind virus (because sticky, thread and game resonate in a chess platform it attracts participation despite being mindless, worthless, irritating and irrelevant)

Al ...[text shortened]... gagement is purely mischievous activity by a few members intended to annoy the greater community

Originally posted by divegeester
Hi cocky,

I think it's successful because it represents a pillar of social togetherness; a beacon of the community which shines in the GF.










On the other hand most people behave like retarded sheep.

Originally posted by coquette
that has a ring of truth which is deeply disturbing

Originally posted by rookie54
why do you think so much???
you really need to get outdoors more often...
withdrawal from techno sources can be az vicious az cold turkey from addiction...
turn off the computer...
turn off yer phone...
slowly, slowly, step outside...

i'll hold yer hand...
it'll be ok...

rookie

Stickiness trumps common sense.

Originally posted by HandyAndy
Stickiness trumps common sense.

Originally posted by coquette
Hypothesis: The success of the STG is founded in several key fundamental principles

(1) simplicity (only one rule, keep it near the top of page one)
(2) clarity (sticky, thread, game)
(3) mind virus (because sticky, thread and game resonate in a chess platform it attracts participation despite being mindless, worthless, irritating and irrelevant)

Al ...[text shortened]... gagement is purely mischievous activity by a few members intended to annoy the greater community

Originally posted by Ponderable
It's the virus!

Given that sanity is not a chessplayers first character vein, it still is more insane to stick a thread to the ceiling than to move around picese of wood (and that virtually!)

occam's razor, that must be it

Originally posted by coquette
occam's razor, that must be it

Originally posted by coquette
[b]Hypothesis: The need for STG criticism can be found in several key fundamental principles :

(1) jelaousity : I didn't make one.
(2) eloquency : Through criticism, I can show my big words and the neat structure of my overly complex sentences.
(3) power : Principles from above make me feel superior to other sheeps in the RHP herd and therefore, I feel fulfilled without even going out of the house.