Journal gmhowell's Journal: Huh 14
Limited to 25 posts/day? When did that happen. Lame.
Limited to 25 posts/day? When did that happen. Lame.
You can measure a programmer's perspective by noting his attitude on the continuing viability of FORTRAN. -- Alan Perlis
maybe (Score:1)
Maybe Slashdot gets paid for ads per unique account they're presented to, so beyond a certain level of activity you're only incurring costs for the site?
Been that way for a while (Score:2)
I remember ~mcgrew complaining about that in a JE a while back.
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Yes, quite a while back, but I haven't seen it lately. I wonder if it's a bug in the slashcode that gets a commenter's karma confused? I think gmhowell's karma is probably good if not excellent (mine has remained excellent since I first got an account).
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Down to 'good' these days. Lots more thin skinned mods these days than there were in the past. Not worth gaming it to get it back to excellent.
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Lots more thin skinned mods these days than there were in the past.
Not to mention the ones that will mod you down if they disagree with you.
You have to admit that's quite a lot (Score:1)
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Not that much at all. One top level comment and four replies to five stories doesn't even leave any comments for a JE.
Check your Karma (Score:2)
I've had that limit imposed in the past, though I rarely hit 25 posts per day anymore due to having other forums that I'm interested in. Why hang around on slashdot when you can target your trolling to random blogs on *exactly* the subjects you're interested in, or better yet, make your trolling actually count for something in the comment boxes on large newspapers' opinion pages?
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Wow- Soccer is boring got you knocked off the Excellent?
Slashdot is now fourth on my reading list- it's even behind Mark Shea's "So that no thought of mine, no matter how idiotic, is ever lost again" blog.
25 isn't enough? (Score:2)
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Five comments in five articles can go rather quickly.