P.S. and plz erase from the contest 1-to-10-posters. It would put the remaining one under more pressure.
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Cheerio
Ukraine3178 Posts
P.S. and plz erase from the contest 1-to-10-posters. It would put the remaining one under more pressure. | ||
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:30 Cheerio wrote: P.S. and plz erase from the contest 1-to-10-posters. It would put the remaining one under more pressure. Disagree, this is a good lesson for newcomers to learn about how we do things on tl. | ||
MentsCraftily
Canada5 Posts
That being said, this thread is hilarious, and out of respect and appreciation for that fact, I'd like to cross my name off the list. Well played, TL! | ||
yomi
United States773 Posts
genius | ||
Mykill
Canada3402 Posts
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Divinek
Canada4045 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:38 MentsCraftily wrote: Post counts and join dates do not make you awesome. Well played, TL! uh yes they do | ||
goswser
United States3519 Posts
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ggrrg
Bulgaria2715 Posts
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Deleted User 48059
86 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:30 Cheerio wrote: It just came to my mind. If the keys will not be distributed among the self-nominated, they will be destributed among smb else. It's not like withdraw and smb but not you will have better chances to receive a key. It's like withdraw and self-nominated ones will have better chances than some other ones. I start thinking that withdrawing is the right way to go if we do not consider the fact the chances of number dropping below 10 are like 1 in 100000 (this way you should withdraw to encrease your reputation). P.S. and plz erase from the contest 1-to-10-posters. It would put the remaining one under more pressure. I'm not sure I get Cheerio's point (probably just a reading fail on my part): You seem to be pointing out that if no-one else withdraws, the keys will be given to a non-self-nominee (which I *think* you're in favour of, from the tone of your post), but then you suggest that more people should withdraw, and even advocate removing the low postcount nominees, thus making it more likely that the key(s) will go to a self-nominee (which from what I can gather you don't want?) Sorry, I'm just not following. Late night last night's fried my brain I think. Kev edited to include quote, since a million other people managed to post in the time it took me to type this | ||
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:42 Newguy wrote: Some of the people with like four posts might not even check teamliquid every 48 hours They just "entered" a "key winning contest", of course they're gonna be around to check if they've won. | ||
MentsCraftily
Canada5 Posts
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danl9rm
United States3111 Posts
lol, u got me, i laughed ![]() hmm, but was it even a joke? | ||
enzym
Germany1034 Posts
On April 17 2010 21:15 Hot_Bid wrote: Don't see how its vicious, you don't have to participate and you simply choose to post one line of text or not post. Nobody is forcing anyone to make a fool of themselves. All people that decided to opt out are treated quite well, they actually get respect. On April 17 2010 21:23 flamewheel91 wrote: Congratulations to all the people who have taken their name off the list. Altruism isn't dead yet, eh? i dont think anyone of the people withdrawing their name does it out of selflessness. its got nothing to do with altruism. people are trying to save face but fail miserably, making themselves look really pretentious if they decide to refer to this case with anything more than the words "i withdraw". even then the only thing they have shown is that theyre pretty headless, crumbling because of peer pressure. it makes them out to be weak personalities, not benevolent martyrs. as pointed out earlier, everyone participating in this thread whos name is on that list can only lose. examplary post of how to lose face in the name of altruism (sorry albis, you were tricked by tl) On April 17 2010 15:09 albis wrote: i would like to take my name off the list. maybe my selfless act will work its reverse psychology and grant me a key in the process. i have a few friends would said they'd send me an invite if a new friend invite wave came. so maybe that'll happen soon. seams like a better chance betting some trickery in the tricky thread, than drowning with everyone else playing the afk game dont play their childish game if you dont have to. | ||
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Pholon
Netherlands6142 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:46 enzym wrote: i dont think anyone of the people withdrawing their name does it out of selflessness. its got nothing to do with altruism. Altruism or no, they're still giving up a chance to win a beta key - still counts for something. | ||
enzym
Germany1034 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:51 Pholon wrote: Altruism or no, they're still giving up a chance to win a beta key - still counts for something. how can you say that even after the post i quoted from albis? | ||
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flamewheel
FREEAGLELAND26780 Posts
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GoodCat1
Israel266 Posts
no response=name crossed | ||
LuDwig-
Italy1143 Posts
Guys: do you want a beta key? PM all other partecipants and ask to form a group (2-3 persons per group) it will reduce by 2/3 the number of people..hoping this would be enough. If everybody remains on selfish position no one will have the key + Show Spoiler + i suppose this: if they will not reduce enough the people number the persons who shows hisself as really low selfish(crossing their name) will get a key! | ||
GoodCat1
Israel266 Posts
dammit i always quote instead of edit -_- | ||
MentsCraftily
Canada5 Posts
On April 17 2010 22:46 enzym wrote: people are trying to save face but fail miserably, making themselves look really pretentious if they decide to refer to this case with anything more than the words "i withdraw". even then the only thing they have shown is that theyre pretty headless, crumbling because of peer pressure. it makes them out to be weak personalities, not benevolent martyrs. Yes, because people who registered solely for the purpose of winning the key have a profound attachment to this community and care deeply about what its members think of them. | ||
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