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I like finding a lonely rating off to the right in the listing and giving it another rating to keep it company.
So if there's a lonely autistic rating off to the right and a million winner ratings, I'll just rate it autistic without even reading it.
I also like rating things with the ones with the cutest icons. That A-Log hat is really cute. It needs more love. People say nobody understands what it means and even complain about this, but joke's on them. It doesn't mean anything. The hat is cute, though.
Then there are posts with a bunch of different ratings. Never read those. Nobody else knows what they meant either. Just find a rating it doesn't already have and move that post forward on its quest to have every possible rating!
So if there's a lonely autistic rating off to the right and a million winner ratings, I'll just rate it autistic without even reading it.
I also like rating things with the ones with the cutest icons. That A-Log hat is really cute. It needs more love. People say nobody understands what it means and even complain about this, but joke's on them. It doesn't mean anything. The hat is cute, though.
Then there are posts with a bunch of different ratings. Never read those. Nobody else knows what they meant either. Just find a rating it doesn't already have and move that post forward on its quest to have every possible rating!
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- 22 de Ago, 2014
Ratings, both the positive and negative ones, are fun. Don't think too much about them, and you are way too sheepish if you are scared from commenting on something just because you might get a "dumb" rating.
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- 13 de Oct, 2014
The people who are most militant about letting everyone know how little ratings matter to them are the same sorts of people who really do care deep inside their hearts but are afraid of the autistic ratings they'll get if they speak their minds.
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- 25 de Mar, 2015
I'm admittedly a very huge bandwagoner and if a post gets a lot of Likes and I liked it then I'll probably rate it as so.
I think the things I differ on is rating things Informative or Agree based on whether I learned anything from said post or not or just Semper Fi instead of a simple Winner in the event that I really liked the post.
Or Autistic or Dumb depending on if you're an autist or a faggot.
I think the things I differ on is rating things Informative or Agree based on whether I learned anything from said post or not or just Semper Fi instead of a simple Winner in the event that I really liked the post.
Or Autistic or Dumb depending on if you're an autist or a faggot.
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- 13 de Oct, 2014
OMG, I totally do this.Never seen one with all the ratings yet, but one or two have been close.
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- 20 de Mayo, 2014
wow this got longposty very quickly.
Ratings are fine. Ratings bandwaggoning is fine. It allows people to find their groups/cliques/tribes.
I post stuff in Disco that gets rated dumb and autistic by 5-10 people, but about the same amount of other users will rate it positively. The people in the first group are retards and @hhjake, the people in the second group are attractive and neurotypical. There's no one group of users, there's a bunch of little groups, and that makes things interesting.
Ratings are fine. Ratings bandwaggoning is fine. It allows people to find their groups/cliques/tribes.
I post stuff in Disco that gets rated dumb and autistic by 5-10 people, but about the same amount of other users will rate it positively. The people in the first group are retards and @hhjake, the people in the second group are attractive and neurotypical. There's no one group of users, there's a bunch of little groups, and that makes things interesting.