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Its unfair to discriminate on people based on their geographical location, but with all due respect, the people who are spamming like crazy are clearly not here for the right reasons.
I’d say that various combined factors may sway the chances of being one kind of poster or another. Factors such as (but not limited to) the following weigh in:
- Age: Younger (let’s say under 25 for example) people tend to write shorter messages, as is part of their digital DNA acquired through habits and social apps that they use. They tend to write short messages on social networks and personal messaging systems. When entering this forum, these habits swing their posting to short non-elaborate replies. The older one is, the more elaborate on tends to be, not only due to maturity, but also to acquired habits.
Age should also correlate to maturity of character and, therefore, one should be more involved when one is out of their teens and early twenties.
- Studies/cultural level: The more one has studied in life, the more likely one is to have a better set of resources to express themselves, and to build up arguments to back them up.
- Board Language Skill: The more one is skilled in the language, the more chances of being able to express themselves properly without sounding too comical, and with a deeper approach to transmitting what one has in mind.
- Work: Type of job, remuneration, etc.
The rest all fall to some extent as a result of the above, and people from different countries/regions are but an expression of these weighed variables. Geographical areas differ enormously on the above variables that conform the breeding ground for personal development, and thus people come out as crappy posters in larger proportions in some areas than others.
Of course the above is not canonical, and I’m sure everyone can find counter examples everywhere. It’s really a question of probability derived from the clustering of the above variables. Not every one from poorer countries are going to be shitposters, the same as not everyone from the most developed countries are excellent posters. Neither are all young people going to be inarticulate whilst all older people close to Shakespeare or Cervantes in style.
Finding a counter-example that breaks the “all xx are yyy” assertion is trivial, and that is why probability derived from variable clusters is what I favour as persona descriptors.
Having said all that, yes, please, listen to @seoincorporation request. While we may understand the motives (deep down), we definitively do not like to suffer the constant spamming on what is one of the only serious boards that one can enjoy without having to prune too much.
are you ok??
