noobish feeling

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hope this is the right place for this, anyways kinda feel noobish i mean i know this is a new site and all but i mean hey way put in all the time and such on any of the other foarms that we visit. like say someone has 2,000 posts and they start on a new site, is it just me or does that feel kinda weird.

( and no i don't have 2,000 posts on any other site <.< )
 
Well, being new, the noobish feeling kinda comes natural.
Since this forum is run by people I more or less know, I guess I never really had that feeling here.

It's not that strange, really.
 
Being a vetran noob is great. You can show up the other n00bs but being less n00bish and making yourself un-n00bed while your still at the n00b level. Does that make sense?

Shit...now I sound like a n00b. :eek:
 
Haha, all in time you'll be less noob-ish.

I've never really felt like that here though... Since yeah, like Denamic said, it is run by people I know.

And hey, it's always good to start fresh. I have 1,800 something posts on another forum, and only 60 something here. (so far) It'll only grow though.

Also, don't forget, post counts don't matter. Just post a bunch, get to know people, and it'll be fine! You'll make friends, and most likely enemies. Eheheh. That's okay though, that's how forums are!

You'll feel at home in no time!
 
well i have to say i don't feel "n00bish"
i do however feel like a bit of a newbie (there is a difference lol)
feeling n00bish implyes that you do not know what to do, haw and why - a.k.a. you are brain damaged ;)
the feeling of newbishness on the other hand implyes that you are an advanced member fo the internet and that you know what a forum is and how to "use one :P and you're just new to this particular discussion board ;)
 
^ post whore!!!!

In all seriousness, post count has jack shit to do with you being a noob or not. its the attitude of the posts you do. You can have over 1500 posts and have a "senior member" title or w/e, but you'll still be a noob if you post stupid things.
 
Meh. Posts really do mean absolutely nothing. Sure it's fun to use as an increase in your e-pen0r (Mine's quite a bit larger than Ether's.)

Haha, nah, I'm joking. Post count is just a number. People with the highest post counts aren't the most important people to a forum. Everyone is.

Without the Administrators and Moderators, the forum wouldn't be (no editing to it, and no control)

Without the users, there wouldn't be a forum, because what's the use of a forum with a couple mods and admins, but no users? Whether you're pro or noob, you're just as important. :p So nothing to worry about. Hoho.


*Shuts up now*


[HIDE]Waomg. My e-pen0r just went up like whoa. I have the mostest posts~! XD



Hey, everyone's gotta joke around sometimes, right? :p[/HIDE]
 
Ether said:
^ post whore!!!!

In all seriousness, post count has jack shit to do with you being a noob or not. its the attitude of the posts you do. You can have over 1500 posts and have a "senior member" title or w/e, but you'll still be a noob if you post stupid things.
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Well said. I too am a noob here but not a noob with BBS. Everything in this weirld has to be treated with respect because you yourself wouldn't want to be disrespected.

Here's to a good year and more japanese cuties :moe:
 
I always feel a newb on BBS because I find I often have nothing to say, I like to listen to other people talk more. Actually on every BBS I've been on I've never broken 100 posts. :giveup:
 
Yeah... It doesnt matter how many posts you make to prove that you are no mere Noob in any forums...

Ive actually seen some Senior Users in other Forums who has 60-70% of irrational/illogical posts
 
I don't post alot in forums such as this, lurking is more fun to me.
But still it has been a long time since i looked upon myself as noobish. :casual:
 
Strange...i don remember that kindda feeling on this forum when i first joined. Guess too bz looking around the greenery back then :evillaugh: one of a kind forum, imo.:dribble: not too strict rules (Oops) and members are free to contribute (spams not included):evillaugh:
 
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