Can we fix it,,,yes we fekkin can,,,its defibrilator time
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Also, people could stop bitching and moaning about bitching and moaning in half the threads on here and either throw a strong opinion out or laugh that shit off and move on.
JThis I like!
I'm also not as frequent a poster as I'd wish to be, and have been on here for around 4 years, however one of the main reasons I stuck around was the straightforward, but considered, opinions that people were willing to share and discuss. I hadn't noticed the WAYWT compliment thing as a trend, but recognise that there has been very little constructive criticism.
I'd hazard a guess that there are others similar to me who've been content to take a backseat and that if we could participate more we would help revitalise the forum.
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This is the only forum that I spend much time on at all (although not that much). And I generally like it for the congenial, non-combative vibe. If someone asks for an opinion in the WAYWT thread, then they usually get them. If not then they don't. Seems to work pretty well to me.
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I agree with fuzz ^. One of the things I like about the forum is that it isn't usually a combative or otherwise toxic environment. I like to joke around a bit, but I usually shy away from forums cause everyone's so harsh to each other. Haven't been around long enough to add much to the discussion on now vs. then–but I still like what's happening here. But, I'm a girl, and besides that, a big softy--so I tend to keep it light IRL as well as online.
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I like you sabergirl
(Ya big softy!..)Also: y'all want (+ and -) comment in the WAYWT thread, but truth be told, a lot of you would feel attacked personally and react in either a passive aggressive way, or in an immature way. This is what causes most issues on this board, and the reason the forum's in this state, is cause of the backlash of all that… People tip-toeing around...
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butt-hurt by tongue-in-cheek comments
There's GOTTA be a joke in there somewhere!..
It's the name of a rare Disney movie from the year 1969
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butt-hurt by tongue-in-cheek comments
There's GOTTA be a joke in there somewhere!..
Which cheek?
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butt-hurt by tongue-in-cheek comments
There's GOTTA be a joke in there somewhere!..
It's the name of a rare Disney movie from the year 1969
Hahahaah. Feckin sneaky ass Sabergirl. I think we r still up for a prize no?
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I have been on the forums since 2011 when I took the big dive into Japanese denim, etc. I've always seen this forum as G & P's house and that we are all visitors. I think that there is a responsibility to be good guests including poignant discussion, authenticity, and some semblance of good behavior. As with any message board, opinions are what make the world go around. However, I don't think that needs to be a brash amount of unnecessary critique or inflammatory posting to make this place anymore interesting. I very much enjoy my time on this forum even when I can only check the forums for a few minutes on break. I have learned a lot about clothing, fit, history, culture, and mostly how quickly a paycheck can be spent.
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Clearly my point has been misconstrued. The whole critique point was merely trying to get people to stop and actually think instead of just regurgitating fodder.
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Clearly my point has been misconstrued. The whole critique point was merely trying to get people to stop and actually think instead of just regurgitating fodder.
Jeff,
I edited my post because I don't feel like I did a great job of conveying the way I feel about this place and your thoughts. I like your original post as it's very honest, accurate, and from the heart. If every post here were as well thought out, we'd have a hell of a forum. I don't disagree in the least and have said above that it's our responsibility to keep this place interesting with poignant discussion. I admit, I've made blanket statements in the WAYWT threads. I guess I never saw it as damaging, but I can see how it makes us lazy posters. I think I speak for a lot of people in that I'm going to work on upping my forum game. -
I wouldn't mistake silence for approval. Perhaps it makes me a bad forum member, but I usually don't say anything if I disapprove of a fit. We all know how to dress ourselves I hope.
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I wouldn't mistake silence for approval. Perhaps it makes me a bad forum member, but I usually don't say anything if I disapprove of a fit. We all know how to dress ourselves I hope.
Part of my way as well. Either that or if I don't have the capacity to articulate clearly (or at least enough to be pointed), I won't say it at all.
