Forget all that stuff. Should I rent or buy?If it's all serious, the oldtimers will moan that we have already discussed when to take SS or whether to pay off the mortgage.
That's true, but I'd be happy if the actual total was anywhere close to 100%, because some threads are neither.I'd say the total should be more than 100%. Would hate to think a thread couldn't be both entertaining and educational!
RU serious?
Once I have the results, I'm going to monitor your posts to make sure you maintain the desired balance.That's true, but I'd be happy if the actual total was anywhere close to 100%, because some threads are neither.
In any case, I have no idea what one would do with the results. Are we each to have a quota of the types of threads we are to open?
If I had a complaint about serious vs. entertaining, that would be it. But I also don't see that changing, and I've come to realize that trying to be the forum police isn't a good idea.Some serious threads are drowned in humor and ruined. And some entertaining threads are ruined by overly serious replies. I don't see that changing.
YES!Forget all that stuff. Should I rent or buy?
(Fortunately) that seems to be the pattern. However, I have seen a few destroyed (both serious and entertaining) before they ever got off the ground. I sometimes wish those would just be closed and put out of their misery...but I just stop looking at them instead.Usually, a serious thread will go on for a little while with serious replies and then someone will make a sarcastic or humorous comment. The post then goes off to oblivion. Eventually, someone brings up Nazis and then the moderators shut it down.
Absolutely nothing, shame on me.I'd like to know what this has to do with retirement?
What's entertaining is in the eye of the beholder