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Old 10-19-2010, 03:18 AM   #26
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I suppose it depends on the recipient. When I first came here I was quite pleased to see so many people greeting me - in fact we had to stop replying on that thread because it got to about 95 posts which ended up a bit silly for an 'introduction' thread.

I do know what you're referring to, if you watch the live-feed you can see a string of 10~15 posts all at once by the one person on the intro thread; however, quite a lot of those are specifically composed to the OP (ie, the poster actually does read the first post) and it gives the new person a change to engage with and get to know the more active participants of the forum.

What would be worse... the situation now, or the situation where a new person introduces themselves and gets no replies for days?

Personally I prefer to see new people engage in discussions ASAP.

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