For the future, I needed to leave Oracion for the world...

Uh.. yeah. They often do. If it's a nonsense thread, they'd join in on the replies. If it's a serious thread, they'd agree or disagree with one of the first posters and continue on. If it's a spam thread.. he could continue spamming. So on, so on.

I post way more in my own threads than in other threads.

I believe it is only polite to post in your own thread since your the one who's asking the initial question it's nice to have feedback.

My threads have something called discussion and content. It'd be silly for me not to go back and respond, since I'd be missing out on discussing something I'd be interested in.

I don't think I should waste my time answering that because I don't expect you to reply back.


Seriously, it just depends on the thread. I doubt they will post too much if they made a "Coke Vs. Pepsi" thread.

To be honest, when I start threads I just like to see what eventuates. I like to see what other people have to say about my topic at hand, and that interests me far more than whoring about in my own thread.

I do generally expect that the thread creator will post again in the thread, assuming it has gotten posts from other members.

Sometimes it's not really something to be expected (ie: creation of intro threads and the like).

I usually post in my threads because I'm looking for discussion on the topic, so it's more likely I'll find someone's post interesting and worth replying to.

Of course! I post in mine. In fact, the most activity I get from this place is by posting in my own threads.

You have to, cause you know you're a big boy when your threads survive in Loungin






and even when it's a spam thread, you have to keep up the spam