Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMaybe Life and Lifesupport?
During its past seven pages, May 3 to June 27, 2013,
the Spirituality Forum has seen a modest 25% (53/210)
of its threads die with a dozen or fewer posts:
[b]> Spirituality Forum: 53/210 = 25% <------> General Forum: 90/210 = 43% = 70%
Greater Volume of General Forum Thread casualties (90/53).
Does this contrast illustrate the difference between Life & Death? (gb)[/b]
Originally posted by Grampy BobbySpirituality threads live longer for one obvious reason: Endless wrangling.
During its past seven pages, May 3 to June 27, 2013,
the Spirituality Forum has seen a modest 25% (53/210)
of its threads die with a dozen or fewer posts...
Posters disgorge the same feeble arguments over and over and over and...
Perhaps there are only so many subjects to be covered in the spirituality forum, usually along the lines of 'god exists/god doesn't exist; The general forum is much more, one might say, general; there are a lot more things to talk about. Maybe that's why there are more new threads and they don't last as long. I don't see that as a problem.
Originally posted by Indonesia PhilIf so, why start threads in this forum?
Perhaps there are only so many subjects to be covered in the spirituality forum, usually along the lines of 'god exists/god doesn't exist; The general forum is much more, one might say, general; there are a lot more things to talk about. Maybe that's why there are more new threads and they don't last as long. I don't see that as a problem.
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyMaybe it's a sign that the quality of these multitudinous original posts is lacking. Not all threads deserve response.
During its past seven pages, May 3 to June 27, 2013, this forum has seen an unheard of volume of its threads die with a dozen or fewer posts: A Whopping 43% (90/210). Is the sight of 90 Dead Soldiers strewn around a sign of life? (gb)
Enjoying RHP's General Forum
1st Rule: Be yourself, even though you may have forgotten who you are...
2nd Rule: Welcome all aspects of diversity and individual styles.
3rd Rule: Have fun but not at someone else's expense. Ever...
4th Rule: Disagree respectfully, especially when you know the other guy's being a jerk....
5th Rule: Avoid being hypersensitive to yourself and insensitive to others.
6th Rule: Consider the possibility that others may also be playing with pain.
7th Rule: Understand that tone of meaning is 90% of communicating.
8th Rule: Realize that some threads are destined to become tall trees.
9th Rule: Accept the fact that some of your threads provide the compost.
10th Rule: Smile until it hurts, then laugh until you cry...
11th Rule: Don't take your health for granted, now or ever.
12th Rule: Be grateful for Russ & Chris and their staff.
(gb)