What do you think makes a good poster?

I say having a good sense of humor. :)Cloud_765

[QUOTE="Cloud_765"]I say having a good sense of humor. :)fastesttruck

I automatically respect an individual that can place his thoughts in writing without making an absurd amount of grammatical error. I also like users who can develop their responces.

I tend to post long responses in comments/forums that mostly make sense.

At Lance: I always hate myself when I make run-ons or other grammatical errors after submitting a forum post and blog post! Then again I see a lot of people spell "you're" as "your" on their own posts.

Even a few my peers in college would confuse "they're" with "their" (and other mispronounced words/phrases) when submitting a final draft for english papers :? I admit that I may confuse word choices and am very careful with words that somewhat sound the same (I would revise my papers/etc. about 3-4 or more times before handing it in before the due date and still see a few mistakes from my instructor!)

I say having a good sense of humor. :)Cloud_765

They add something to the thread that well thought through or are funny. Roll call threads is an exception though. horgen123

Yeah, that's basically it. Then there comes the random guy, Mr. Wodka. A.K.A. Me.

Sarcastic and witty.

I didn't like the play, but then I saw it under adverse conditions - the curtain was up.
- Groucho Marx

=)

Make me laugh, that's why I'm here. You do that then you're a good user in my book.

Thoughtful posts that can either be either smart, respect, or humorous. There is a time for each, though sometime it is not always clear when. Hopefully you guys understand what I am getting at.

At Lance: I always hate myself when I make run-ons or other grammatical errors after submitting a forum post and blog post! Then again I see a lot of people spell "you're" as "your" on their own posts.

Even a few my peers in college would confuse "they're" with "their" (and other mispronounced words/phrases) when submitting a final draft for english papers :? I admit that I may confuse word choices and am very careful with words that somewhat sound the same (I would revise my papers/etc. about 3-4 or more times before handing it in before the due date and still see a few mistakes from my instructor!)

6h05tly

I wonder where a total of my posts fall in...:PPolskaKing

I automatically respect an individual that can place his thoughts in writing without making an absurd amount of grammatical error. I also like users who can develop their responces.

 

lancelot200

Well if it's Paper I'm okay with it, he's much more fluent in Spanish than in English, so any grammar errors he makes are excuseable for me, plus he's still able to make his point.

Well if it's Paper I'm okay with it, he's much more fluent in Spanish than in English, so any grammar errors he makes are excuseable for me, plus he's still able to make his point.

Cloud_765

Only you would know. :Plancelot200

No...I think Cloud knows more then I do. :P

At Lance:

I am a procrastinator, but for some reason this isn't a bad thing for me. When a paper/project isn't due until a few weeks, I don't know, I just can't think of any ideas on how to start. But when the due date is about 2 or 3 days away, it somehow clicks to me. There are some people that work a lot better when they are pressured. I being one of them. I remember when I worked on my first paper for Art History. I started the paper for the first time and this was about 5 or 6 hours before I headed for that c1ass that evening. I finished the paper after 3 1/2 hours and spent the rest of that time revising the paper 3-4+ times. I handed in the paper and a week later I received an A.

My professor didn't really care about the grammatical errors nor did he marked any errors down (which in this case I found some on my own when I received that paper back). He only cared about the content of what the paper asked us to include.

As for the in-c1ass written tests, most of the students (including me) would write BS that may or may not relate to some of the questions. I did a little of this but I did my best to make it clear and to the point on each of these tests.

But overall, all of my papers, even the written tests, all received A grades. And I really enjoyed the lectures for Art History anyway.

God I write too much... 

The ability to lighten up spontaneously.

The ability to lighten up spontaneously.

Lotus-Edge

On the other hand, posting in SW, a good poster there is just able to sound objective, not stating opinions as facts. horgen123

There are some I can name who will just flat out disagree with you. It makes me laugh sometimes.

THIS is a good poster!:

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Wait, that's the wrong kind of poster...

C that is one of the best kinds there are! fastesttruck

Then I'm glad I posted this fine example of a great poster. 8)

Then I'm glad I posted this fine example of a great poster. 8)

Cloud_765

THIS is a good poster!:

Wait, that's the wrong kind of poster...

Cloud_765

Someone who doesn't post just to get +1 on there post count.darksword1123

Long time no see btw

[QUOTE="Cloud_765"]

Then I'm glad I posted this fine example of a great poster. 8)

fastesttruck

[QUOTE="Cloud_765"]

THIS is a good poster!:

Wait, that's the wrong kind of poster...

2ndWonder

[QUOTE="Cloud_765"] You have a freaky imagination...fastesttruck

I have a freaky mind too... But of course I don't let out most of my thoughts.

I have a freaky mind too... But of course I don't let out most of my thoughts.

Cloud_765

[QUOTE="darksword1123"]Someone who doesn't post just to get +1 on there post count.2ndWonder

Long time no see btw

Well sometimes you end up doing that.Cloud_765

isnt there some kind of quiz to show you what poster you are:P?The_Last_Ride