Should SW have a limit of how many stories or questions you post each day?
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smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F
@swirlie really EP is a good example of this.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@smileylovesgaming
I was a member there for 8 years. Could you expound a bit on what you are referring to please?
I was a member there for 8 years. Could you expound a bit on what you are referring to please?
smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F
@swirlie there at the end I guess. My friend told me a lot of people left because they changed a lot of what you could post.
swirlie · 31-35, F
@smileylovesgaming
Actually, the exact opposite is true. Near the end (which was the last 12 months of EP's operation), anyone could post anything they wanted. The problem we had was that absolutely NO part of the website was monitored by the Admins during that last 12 months. It all stopped. As a result, EP turned into a gong show where every deviant alive could say anything or post anything they wanted to and nothing would be done, even if they were flagged.
The problem with EP, was that it had no 'adult' section. Everything was homogenized together, including all age groups. If you for example, did not want to see anything adult oriented at EP, you did not have a way to filter-out the adult from the non-adult content. Many members would then become very offended by adult-oriented posts when they did not want to see them.
People did not leave EP because of this oddly enough, because there was still over 300 members at EP on it's very last day of operation. Many of them came over here to SW. Anyone who left EP early however, had done so because of the wild west mentality that was allowed to prevail on the website which indeed was pretty disgusting at times.
Actually, the exact opposite is true. Near the end (which was the last 12 months of EP's operation), anyone could post anything they wanted. The problem we had was that absolutely NO part of the website was monitored by the Admins during that last 12 months. It all stopped. As a result, EP turned into a gong show where every deviant alive could say anything or post anything they wanted to and nothing would be done, even if they were flagged.
The problem with EP, was that it had no 'adult' section. Everything was homogenized together, including all age groups. If you for example, did not want to see anything adult oriented at EP, you did not have a way to filter-out the adult from the non-adult content. Many members would then become very offended by adult-oriented posts when they did not want to see them.
People did not leave EP because of this oddly enough, because there was still over 300 members at EP on it's very last day of operation. Many of them came over here to SW. Anyone who left EP early however, had done so because of the wild west mentality that was allowed to prevail on the website which indeed was pretty disgusting at times.
smileylovesgaming · 31-35, F
@swirlie my friend was there for 4 or 5 year's. I even seen what she was talking about. The site was watch
swirlie · 31-35, F
Mikemcneil · 61-69, M
@swirlie damn right. I chose to go vigilante against the hatred and bias
Mikemcneil · 61-69, M
Those MRA dudes living in their basements don't come around here any more..... Do they? 😱
Mikemcneil · 61-69, M
Hope they treated you like a laydee lol