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Why is it that some posters QFP on every post they respond to, even though someone else has already QdFP the same entire post? :confused: [/end rant] |
*preach*
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I always quote the posts that I respond to to make clear what I'm responding to, but I'm open to stopping if it's bothering some of you. When should you quote? |
I'm not speaking for Benz, but what specifically irritates me is when someone quotes an entire post and then gives an entire response which not only synthesizes or restates all previous responses but doesn't acknowledge them, either.
It's like GC-redundancy plus GC-plagiarism! Where is the honor council? lol |
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We have members out here that whenever they post, the QFP whether it's necessary or not. |
Just look in the Recruitment section.
You KNOW I am always three seconds away from saying DAMN BITCH IS THERE AN ECHO IN HERE????? |
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Now, I'm a little skittish about quoting.
Is this happening in long threads when people haven't read the whole thing, perhaps? I'll do that somethings. Something fires me up, and I respond before I've read all the other responses. Then, I read the other responses and see that I should probably delete, and I often do. Maybe the folks who are driving you crazy never bother to read the whole thing to see that they are restating everything, which would still be really annoying. |
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It's not you. They are regular posters and come acrossed as experts. And, Senusret is correct; they post in the Recruitment sections and quote and quote and quote and quote. Ok, now I'm the Echo. |
<---heading over to the Recruitment boards to look for QFPs.
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I don't get how someone could get upset at the way someone else post. Who gives a shit? It's a message board. I could understand if we could hear each other talking, because some things you don't want to hear get heard anyway because our ears are always open. However, we have the option of reading what we want to read, and what we don't.
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You give a shit.
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Actually I don't. I'm just clueless why someone would start a whole thread on it, or why someone would say they were bothered by a certain kind of post.
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Clueless enough to add two posts to the thread.
Now you gave two shits. |
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Yeah, I can see that.
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I find this hilarious as I just QFPd something. :cool: |
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Aha! I found the culprit. It was who I thought it was.
Yes, it's annoying. |
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Maybe they're playing backup for us, in case the original QFPer gets a ray of sunshine up their ass and deletes their post out of pity??:p |
I haven't the slightest clue who you all are talking about, but is this whole thread really about one person? Or is it a trend that needs to be stopped before it picks up more steam?
If it's multiple people then I get it. I am generally annoyed by people who quote without needing to for context, because it clogs up the thread. But I'm starting to get the feeling this is all about a single person, in which case - why don't you just directly ask him/her to stop? |
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Is QFP irrelevant in this case? No, its extraneous. Quote:
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The reason it gets annoying is because if you're reading through an entire thread it's tedious to figure out what's meant to be read and what's just a space filler. Quoting a part of a previous post can be helpful, but it regularly happens that a recruitment thread will be LONG and quoted in full over and over again. No, it's not the end of the world. Just annoying. I think the reason it happens is because some people click QUOTE instead of REPLY as their method of posting. To me, the only reason to Quote an entire previous post is, by definition, to make sure this thread doesn't get deleted once the OP comes to his/her senses.
But hey, that's me. Do what you'd like, and I'll just scroll faster. |
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What is QFP?
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Well, actually, that probably would be a good and often apropos interpretation, as the poster who gets QFPed is usually running off at the mouth to their own detriment. :p But to answer KappaFT2's question...it means Quoted For Posterity.
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what does GFP mean?
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