RE: Which #STEEM Discord communities are you a part of and why?
i disagree. i think that people take as much away from a multi-server voice chat discussion, a recommendation from someone in chat or a server channel listing as they do from a post that they probably wont read because they havent a clue as to who you are, therefore arent likely to see mention of your post or understand half of what is mentioned in abbreviation with not even a link as reference.
first off, a voice chat allows users to discuss what a particular server offers. how many people in this post just listed a name with no content? same with a chat discussion. people in servers tend to have multiple interests and multiple servers, and are happy to talk about them. how many people will this post draw after day three?
this post from almost two years still has as many active servers mentioned than one comment in this post did. the similarity? most of the mentioned servers here or there got no indication of what they were about. how is that helpful? the kittygirl at least made an attempt to give a description.
you are correct, things change quickly. new users are confused about different servers. yet half of what i see written here mention the same few shared servers numerous times, with no reference to what they are about.
perhaps in the hope of attracting new members? neat way to advertise, if anyone should bite. two people mentioned a few long standing servers that would benefit new users. however neither comment gave info or links to help a new users understand what they could offer for specific services that they might find useful. why is that? how useful is it to a new user? how is it useful to anyone but a steemit vet who will ask questions and not be intimidated by all the meaningless references?
if you had guided your commentators to specifically leave a description of the community they mentioned with what services they offered, that would make this relevant. as it is here, its barely understandable to a new user.
if you had posted twenty different servers and what they offer or focus on, that would have been useful. and at least you would have actually put some work into the post.
Well, as I said we will just have to agree to disagree on this one. I have no interest in getting into a ping pong match. We have both had our say, time to move along. :)
I'm so so sorry you didn't like my valid points for which you seem to have no reply. that little "time to move along" with a smiley face was well done. sweet.
i'll move when i'm ready :) and not before.
The (not exactly extensive) topic at hand, has been discussed and voiced from both perspectives already - we don't agree and running around in circles trying to force either perspective onto the other is a complete waste of time - so I am choosing to leave it there.
You are welcome to stick around as long as you want - but I will no longer engage on the matter because it is futile.
What you are doing now is borderline trolling and I am pretty certain most would agree that this is far more offensive than the post upon which you are choosing to do it.
Let's try not to behave like children...
You have yourself a super week further @torico and perhaps next time we engage it will be under more positive circumstance.
yes i am sure that what im saying may seem like trolling to you.
I fail to understand how you can defend yourself as a writer and community leader by asking such a simple open ended question that you could have easily answered yourself, in a complete and helpful manner to other users, if you had only done your own research before hand. It would have taken work. But you could have written a really excellent post, and in that I am disappointed.
I see that you are a skilled writer in most of your other posts, but in this you drop the ball and don't have the guts to admit it. Instead you attempt to pass it off as being "helpful to the steemit community" when the only value it obtained is through the grace of other peoples comments, and not your own work. I do not find this commendable.
I find your arrogant attitude FAR more offensive than calling someone out and being a bit snarky with them. There's a difference between childish trolling and expressing disgust with a persons lack of ethics.
But you are right, I am carrying on to empty ears. I'll do what I should have done in the first place, which is down-voted this for lack of effort.
She didn't drop the ball at all. She did what many good leaders do, she solicited input from others rather than assuming she knows all and would find all.
Feeling a bit grumpy there? That is how you are coming across in this thread.
Thank you @shadowspub - appreciate your input.
im coming across as critical of shoddy work. if you are going to do something, do it right not half assed.
The work is not shoddy ... just because it doesn’t meet your idea that she should spoon feed her readers rather engage them and invite input. So grumpy is kind.
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its my opinion and im sticking to it.you are welcome to your own, but last I heard, having an ethical opinion isn't grumpy, its called being clear about what you value. engaging readers is all very fine, but engagement doesnt make the content decipherable unless the engaged participants can write coherently about the subject matter.