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I tend to tr;dr myself, so it's not like I dislike it. However, when people tr;dr me: unless it's very important or it's of my interest, I usually just don't read it, or I skim through it. This usually happens when you're ranting to me and being a total drama queen about it, and I don't give a crap.
It all depends on the topic of the tr;dr really. |
Depends on the section/thread/etc.
For Roleplays, I, of course, HAVE to put in long posts if I can ever expect to get accepted/stay in them >.> Other than that, my posts generally stay as short messages :3 |
I don't particularly like to tl;dr because most of the time I just end up repeating myself over and over. But sometimes when it's needed and gets a good response, I do enjoy it - it feels like it's worth the effort. :>
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I hate seeing the term "tl;dr". I'll read whatever I want to read, thank you very much.
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I keep it short and simple, usualy. The only times I right long stuf is when I'm hosting something, like PC's Prettiest Profile Contest. Or when I'm talking to someone exceptionaly stupid. O_O
Lolz, JK |
I just post short messages because I don't usually..say a lot. Unless I need to..then..yeah..
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Rarely do I feel the need to make long posts (fan fiction is a notable exception). But I will type up long posts if the situation warrants it.
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lolno
If it's over about two lines it's long for me ;D |
I really think it depends on the type of post I am making, how much I have to say, what type of mood I'm in, etc. Though roleplays are an exception; I try to at least make three or more paragraphs for each roleplay post I make. :3
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Only when I actually care about what the topic is. Otherwise I very rarely tl;dr.
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Oh TL;DR?
I still type those up when the topic appeals to me (Hence the SU Emblem) But nowadays, QR OT posts are the way to go due to school. ;; |
Normally: I don't think so. My posts are usually a few lines or a medium-sized paragraph. There are certain subjects I can be long-winded on, but most of the time I keep it short and sweet. ^^
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I have more to say verbally than i can type. I guess i suck at expressing myself through text.
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oh god, why are you using an acronym as a verb? It doesn't even make any sense: "Do you like to too long; didn't read?"
That said, whatever. I'll write how much I deem necessary when I feel like it. |
I always emphasise on quality, not quantity. So whether it's a long post or a short one, the point can be seen quickly, with the point put forward.
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My posts can switch between one liners to, um, ten paragraphers? I don't always make huge posts, but when I deem it necessary and if I have the time, I'll do it.
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I've always considered abnormally long and very specific-to the point posts in what they call "know-it-all", but... No. But occasionally, if it's my kind of subject, I'll use long posts. |
I only write a really long post when I'm passionate about the subject and there's a lot of ground to cover, it seems. I try my best to keep it short, though, even in those situations. I don't really like to repeat myself.
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Thought I already posted in this thread. Mind must be playin' tricks on me.
I used to make long replies to every thread my little eyes happened to fall upon, but those days are well over with. It's not that I don't enjoy extrapolating, I just don't like dragging things out when they don't have to be. That being said, I can still be a blabbermouth when the situation calls for it. |
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