[friendociate]

The way I used to do it (and might slide back into doing it), I would start a new topic ( like I am right now? ) everytime I had a new thought about one of my "usual topics."

But--thinking about it now--it's a lot like 'if a preacher decided he needed a whole `nother building if he had a new idea about a current ministry in the church ... it would be more practical for him to bring-up his new idea (at a meeting of that ministry's leaders) in the old building where that ministry's already going strong than to have to build-up a whole new ministry!

Especially when I don't get more FCs for new OPs than I do for new posts on my old OPs

So what I'm going to do---I'm going to try to see if my new ideas go better with one of my old topics before I start a new one (as I think I should've done with this topic ). Sound good?

--- 10 Dec 2018, 08:28 ---

I'm already seeing 'an exception to this "rule"': since a lot of the categories here don't earn many FCs, my old strategy of 'posting a buncha different (full & valid) topics in those categories' might be--while probably a big waste of time--wise ... in moderation, at least.

[cmoneyspinner]

This member has not visited this site since Dec 2018. He lasted at this site for about 2 months. I guess he decided not to "do" this forum at all. He is still maintaining his external blog though.

That's too bad he didn't hang around. I like this forum and the way I do it is to sign in every day and do a minimum of 10 posts. If I decide to do an article, since I am an approved article writer, the article would usually be my 11th post. Works for me!