Maybe frequent a forum that interest you. If you can't do that maybe this site isn't for you homie.

Skates wrote Maybe frequent a forum that interest you. If you can't do that maybe this site isn't for you homie.

Ooooooo
I'll start doing that, there are at least a dozen interesting forums on the site.

Nothing wrong with just reading until you see things you like. I dont think the point is to sit around stewing because you have to make a bunch of posts if you dont feel the need to post for a month because there isnt the need to create one thats fine.

Mr_Robot wrote

KyloCrux wrote I understand completely man. Trust me. I was going for 20k had a ton of posts removed for "spamming" yet everyone else gets away with it and I just lost all motivation.

The reason you lost motivation is becuase you were only posting becuase you were worried about about the number count and you wernt thinking about it like you are helping the community. I remember alot of your old posts and you did do alot of spamming. Each post should be thought out and quality, and not just to get your post count up.

Completely agree with this. Don't spam and post high quality posts. When ever I post it's usually because I'm trying to help or I need help myself. So far I've avoided down votes so I guess I'm doing something right. Even if you don't post that often, as long as it's a good post/high quality, that will go a long ways. Trust me.

Just try and find a forum you enjoy and stick with that forum.

Also the shoutbox is a great place to be if you want take a break from posting. Mostly everyone in their is very chill and funny as well and makes being in there a good time

It's just some users in SB ruining it for me in a way. Nothing I can't handle, TTG for life!

Aye i fell out of ttg for about 2 years n now tryna stay active and put in more to the community, sometimes its hard to think of post of finding things that haven't already been done

Mr_Robot wrote

KyloCrux wrote I understand completely man. Trust me. I was going for 20k had a ton of posts removed for "spamming" yet everyone else gets away with it and I just lost all motivation.

The reason you lost motivation is becuase you were only posting becuase you were worried about about the number count and you wernt thinking about it like you are helping the community. I remember alot of your old posts and you did do alot of spamming. Each post should be thought out and quality, and not just to get your post count up.

Kylo is the only person that is concerned about the numbers associated with their account. There are many people that are top posters that shit post and don't put in any effort.

I think Kylo had a goal and lost motivation when his posts were removed. Thats what he was trying to say.

Have some meaningful discussions in forums that interest you.
Create quality threads that get some conversations rolling.

Sometimes stepping away for a little bit will help you regain interest in what you have lost interest in.