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Re: Feedback thoughts?
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lugnet.general
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Tue, 17 Dec 2002 03:14:47 GMT
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In lugnet.general, Jon Palmer writes:
> I'm going to be honest. I don't look at even a 4th of as MOCs these days
> because of Brickshelf's speed. When I say Brickshelf is slow, I don't mean
> just a little sluggish. It's unbearable. It takes about a minute and a
> half for the recent updates folder to load. It can take about another 3
> minutes for a folder with about 30 or 40 thumbnails in it to load. Any
> given image at about 640 by 480 resolution takes about a minute to load for
> me. *A minute.*
That's true, I used to always check Brickshelf's recent updates, but now I
never check them. Lately I only view the folders in thumbnail form. Of
course I would help support Brickshelf if a monetary donation was needed.
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> I read your great post on this and thought about it for a while. I thought
> about my feedback habits. After thinking on it for a long time I really do
> think that Brickshelf is the reason I don't post feedback about 80% of the
> time these days.
I disagree here, I think my lack of feedback comes from pure laziness to
type a large response. When I first starting posting here, I admit I typed
a lot of "that's really neat, bye" posts and, looking back, decided to limit
my feedback on MOCs unless I had a question or I was in the mood to type a
long, informative response about my opinions.
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> Aside from this I have no excuses. I think I have been lax in the feedback
> area. I've been trying to build as much as I can during my free time right
> now, but that can't be the only reason I'm not replying. Maybe I don't post
> nearly as much feedback, or specifically critical feedback (on less than
> perfect MOCs) as I should.
Agreed. I think everyone's guilty of that.
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> I think those are more or less my reasons, so what are some other reasons we
> aren't seeing feedback from others?
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> I have never been one of the people that thinks, even for a minute, that
> LUGNET is an unfriendly place. I have always seen LUGNET as a very grown-up
> place in a sea of other moronic online forums. But-- I do think that it's
> getting quieter and quieter here. Why?
I believe LUGNET is incredibly friendly, and I believe that people have left
because they have other interests. When the moonbase and pods first came
around, I would view every one. But when it came that there were several a
day, I would miss some, and perhaps it would be spotlighted before I even
saw it. Still, I do not believe fads lasting months have drawn me away from
LUGNET. MOCs of others inspire my own.
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> A lot of people have moved on. People change and other issues in their lives
> come up. I'll admit this makes me a bit sad, seeing some of my favorite
> posters disappear, but thats the way it goes. That's cool. But where are
> the new people to replace them? Am I totally paranoid here? I was looking
> back through admin.statistics, and while I was by no means being scientific
> about it, I noticed that as a whole, LUGNET's posts have dropped over the
> past 2 years.
That's true. Having not even known that admin.statistics existed, I took a
few minutes to glance through it. LUGNET is know approaching 375,000 posts
since its inception. The 300,000th was just about a year ago:
http://news.lugnet.com/off-topic/fun/?n=8661
The 200,000th about a year before that, and the 100,000 about 11 months
before that. In short, LUGNET frequency has dropped about 25,000 posts a
year (about 70 a day)
Correct me on any math mistakes :)
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> Lets just say for a second that I'm not nuts and that things are slowing
> down here. Why? What can we do about it?
Nothing helps more I think than continuing our daily habits, hoping more are
inspired to join the LUGNET community...and we must continue to welcome them.
-Kevin
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| I'm going to be honest. I don't look at even a 4th of as MOCs these days because of Brickshelf's speed. When I say Brickshelf is slow, I don't mean just a little sluggish. It's unbearable. It takes about a minute and a half for the recent updates (...) (22 years ago, 16-Dec-02, to lugnet.general)
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