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Do you respect the power users here?

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Participants APatrick King7hollowtrucker77Sam RobinsonJeremy Bishop35Larry Wilson25
A Anonymous VeteranOP
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#1 ·
So, I’m curious—do you guys actually give more weight to the veterans here? You know, the ones with a thousand posts or more under their belt? Do you generally assume they’re sharper than the newcomers or those just passing through, or do you truly value that deep-seated forum experience and whatever wisdom they might have picked up along the way?
Patrick King7 Patrick King7 Member
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joined Jan 2010
#2 ·
😁 Look at my count. I’m hardly a genius. 🥳
There isn't any actual experience or wisdom behind it. It’s just time sunk into my favorite subforums. As the years crawl by, the post count climbs. If you follow the rules and manage to avoid a permanent ban for a while, you'll end up with a high number too.
hollowtrucker77 hollowtrucker77 Regular
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joined Nov 2007
#3 ·
Ozren said:Do you honestly believe that just by joining this forum and hanging around here, someone somehow magically acquires intelligence?

It’s pretty much the same deal as anything else in life, really.
😉
The onus is on every single one of us to decide whether we’re going to get sharper or just descend into total idiocy, though I suppose they say even the smartest guy in the room can pick up a thing or two from the biggest fool around.
Sam Robinson Sam Robinson Member
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joined Apr 2013
#4 ·
Anonymous said:So, I’m curious—do you actually respect the veterans here? You know, the ones with a massive post count, say, over a thousand? Do you generally view them as being sharper than the newbies or the casual lurkers, and do you truly value all that accumulated forum wisdom and experience?

Personally, I just look for a solid argument and an authentic take. To me, quality matters; I don't really give a damn about how many posts someone has under their belt...
Jeremy Bishop35 Jeremy Bishop35 Member
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joined Jun 2016
#5 ·
Ozren The man said:Do you honestly believe that simply joining this forum and hanging around somehow makes a person smarter?

If we're being technically accurate—and I mean truly precise here—scouring through PDFs from the SEC, the IRS, or various federal agencies doesn't actually grant intelligence; if anything, one loses it—quite significantly, in fact.

Any thread that fails to provide actual, constructive assistance to people—including this very one—is inherently pointless. In fact, I feel quite foolish even bothering to write this now. 😁

Seriously, go find something more productive to do with your life than starting threads like this. ☕
Larry Wilson25 Larry Wilson25 Active Member
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joined Jan 2018
#6 ·
Why would it be bitter?
Honestly, you just grow with every post—you actually get wiser.
It’s pretty simple, really—just try hitting 1,000 posts under a single username and I guarantee you'll start feeling a bit more enlightened.

Once you cross that 10,000 mark, though... that’s when the decline starts. 😬

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