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iFox's Guide To A Good Post


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It has come to my attention that people of this community are unaware, or unable to intelligently make a good post.  This brings to light a lot of issues caused by this "Shitposting" and shitposters alike.  

With that said, I present to you, iFox's Guide To A Good Post.  After reading this tutorial, you'll be well equipped with everything you need to know to make an informative, structured, significant post to better the community.  This guide is created with the intent to prevent the spread of incurable disease we know as AIDS, which is widely caused by Asylum's shitposting.

 

Section I: Shitposts

Let me start off by giving the community the definition of a Shitpost:

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-Credit to: Urban Dictionary

With that in mind, while making a post, think to yourself these three things:

  1. Is my post constructive?  Does it present a solution to a problem, or is it just a complaint?
  2. Am I well informed on the subject, or am I pulling shit from my ass?
  3. Am I going to offend everyone and anyone with this post?  Have I called out a person in particular with this post?

If you've answered yes, to any, or all of the above questions, your post will most likely be classed as a "Shitpost" and promptly locked, or shit on by the public.  Now, let's see an example of a "Shitpost"

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Section II:  Good Posts

What is a good post?  This is where Urban Dictionary lets us down

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Can we define it?  Yes, we can, and we will!

A good post is one that is well thought out, has meaning, offers solutions, and does all this in a respectable, and kind manner.  Let's see an example of a "Good Post" shall we?

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This post is well thought out, gives MANY suggestions, and is done very respectfully without name calling, or bashing at individuals or groups.  Well done, Good Poster.

When attempting to make a "Good Post", ask yourself these questions:

  1. Is my post constructive, or helpful?
  2. Is my post in any way, shape, or form, disrespectful?
  3. Is there anything I can add to my post to support my argument or topic?

By asking yourself this before posting, you will ensure you reach your good posting. 

Now, Try it for yourself!  Post here with your "Good Posts" and have the community judge your progress. 

 

Thank you for taking the time to read "iFox's Guide To A Good Post" and I hope that you take this information in quickly, and apply it to your everyday posting.

 

 

Note To Admins: You have my full permissions to sticky this thread, or copy/move to the guides section if necessary.

 

 

Edited by Overly Aggressive iFox
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I normally try to follow these guidelines when posting:

1. Be an annoying cunt.

2. Be a sarcastic cunt.

3. Make fun of Weebs/Weaboos or any formation of those.

4. Try to ridicule Gnashes at least once in a thread.

5. Make sure what you type is really edgy and cool.

6. Attack Krypton.

7.  Throw in at least ONE meme

now heres a picture of krypton f0b934764f04120ac9aa2ac7f8a243f7.png

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Just now, hamsham12 said:

I normally try to follow these guidelines when posting:

1. Be an annoying cunt.

2. Be a sarcastic cunt.

3. Make fun of Weebs/Weaboos or any formation of those.

4. Try to ridicule Gnashes at least once in a thread.

5. Make sure what you type is really edgy and cool.

6. Attack Krypton.

7.  Throw in at least ONE meme

now heres a picture of krypton f0b934764f04120ac9aa2ac7f8a243f7.png

This is a prime example of a "Good Post".  Please take after Hamsham while posting on the Asylum forums.

 

Thank you for reading the guide, Hamsham.  You are taking steps to better this community.

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