You are all pathetic worthless beings.
I've wanted to say this for a long time…=)
And now I'll tell you in detail why.
1) You are sneaky deceivers
Recently, I participated in (the 1st stage of the contest Aion - My Choice The Gamer's Path) and I also wanted to take part in the contest or not in the contest, but share my thoughts on such a path.
I shared, and what happened? The post was more of an experiment than a piece of work worth reading voraciously. Lots of letters, few images, very few mentions of games, no pictures of old games that attract anyone who considers themselves a gamer since the times of programmable calculators.
What was the experiment?
Guess what symbol the comments of the "readers" started with =) by the way they are all in their place. (the first reader flopped with a reading speed of about... You calculate how many characters per second, I think you'll like the number. I'd hire such a person for any job because usually people read much slower, and that’s a talent.
2) You are all greedy cheaters
A while back… when everyone's levels were still small, I conducted a small experiment.
Looking at the TOP 10 and thinking a bit, I wrote to everyone who could do what was asked if it would take no more than half an hour and would bring personal gain. I asked to plus all my posts and receive the same in return. In the end, my weakest post (first) got 40 pluses, and the rest significantly climbed up. The first part of the experiment worked as intended (some people in the top jumped up a couple of positions) and the second part began - observing the spread of the idea.
The day passed relatively quietly, but then the next posts started to silver. Not just for Magisterium, but for many people with a large quantity of posts. Massively getting silver and then gold. A wave of thoughtless pluses began. The wave later turned into a battle of top copy-pasters, and I think there's not much to tell about it, everyone remembers the seizing and intercepting of blogs, pluses for Vikalions, etc.
Almost no one could resist such a free and costless little idea, for which no punishment could be caught since the initiator went unpunished.
3) You are all lovers of breaking everything that can be broken
I confirmed this while creating posts with the first line marked not to plus in any case. They were plused much more than others, attracted more attention, though they unfortunately still didn’t fulfill their purposes well.
I’m sure if a button "don't press, you'll be banned" were hung in the profile, more than half of the users would fly into a ban about a day after its appearance.
4) You are all fans of celebrities
And any person from the top will always get more pluses for any of their posts than a newcomer for a similar one, no matter how many times they are scolded for this.
An obvious thing, but I managed to check it and even calculate some numbers (but I won't tell you them). How was this tested? A secret sect of those who can write well and help others do it was gathered. The sect participants helped to write and asked for nothing in return (after "the mafia of creativity" appeared, the sect decided not to disclose its activities). Posts were "rewritten and improved", some took weeks, but they maxed out with gold since the posters weren't world-renowned. I personally wrote several posts on behalf of other users and almost all of them didn't even reach silver (although it is quite possible that they were all extremely weak).
5) You love boobs more than creative work
This doesn’t need much discussion… look at cosplay by unknown authors versus the creativity of unknown authors. Pictures of girls triumph over texts about great things … of course, the pictures win. (Though this text is somehow poorly readable against the background of the picture above?)
Conclusion:
You all love it when others think for you, so you perceive a ready conclusion better and then think that you made it yourself…
Why this post?To poke fingers at everyone, laugh, and argue. Get free pluses, win the contest, confess to cheating, etc.
You figure out why this post exists.