What's Your Biggest Warrior Forum "Pet Peeve's"?

I think your second one is my favorite pet peeve...somebody who starts a thread saying "what is an affiliate link" and then they are selling a product they made themselves about how to make 2k per day with affiliate marketing...i love it


One thing that peeves me in when noobys come on and make 15 100% worthless comments so they can pm somebody.

Its a great forum though!

Hypo moment: (Tina mentioned this above)...People who see the answer in the posts above them, but then still say the same damn answer themselves. This goes on for 10+ posts, and then I wonder if people are just too lazy to read other people's replies, and are trying to increase their post count?

They literally say the same answer, and say the "I agree with such and such, it's THIS", but the answer is in their post... and everyone else's.

I have seen this soo many times, and I read the FAQ, and stickies which also tell people to use the thankyou button, or simply not post at all if it's already on the forum, already been discussed, or already answered.

So my pet peeve then, is people who don't apply the faq, or stickies to themselves, but to everyone else.

Also people who have to "post" thankyou... as a response, rather than just click the "thanks button" and this applies to old and new warriors alike. I wonder what is the motive then, behind "saying" thankyou, when clearly there is a button for this?

Also the negativity, some people come out with ideas and threads- and immediately everyone who HATES the idea will post, and suddenly the entire thread has turned negative.

Anyone who says otherwise, is told that they have the wrong idea too, and then huge arguments start over what is ethical, and then it turns into "who" is ethical, then the threads get locked or removed.

At the end of the day, the person didn't ask to be bashed about what was or was not ethical, and their original question is taken out of context. I see this so many times.

This is annoying as well, especially if the person didn't mean any harm in asking or posting what they did... and it's not fair to some warriors that others do this.

Those things are found within this forum, but don't necessarily relate to the forum itself, but rather just a few users.

I of course am not perfect, and I am sure I am some one's peeve...lol.

I can't stand when people reply to a thread and its obvious they didn't do one or both of the following:

Didn't read the original post (I sometimes wonder how low reading comprehension levels have gone)

Didn't read all the posts in the thread, especially if someone made a useful post about a tactic or technique and is taking the time to answer questions in the thread. (Yes, I know a thread that is 4 pages+ is a pain to read every post, but sorry, you look like a complete donkey's rear end when you post something that has already been said on page 2 and 3 by other donkey rear ends who did what you did.)

When I saw the thread title I clicked on in it specifically to post this the above point.

It drives me crazy!

nice post, I couldn't agree more

Mu haw haw haw!

Sorry, I just couldn't resist

Scot

Damn Killer Joe, you posted while I was

Scot

I love this place and hyper-ventilate even if it goes off for 5 minutes. I am in and out 12 hours a day even on days I purposely don't boot my browser so I won't get hung up here.

What I have found is that other forums seem like cold, mechanical bulletin boards, whereas the WF is really full of personality and spirit.

I guess the thing that gets me the most that hasn't been mentioned is provacateurs. That is people who, no matter what the subject is, they will have to be contrary or say something a little nasty to provoke an argument. There are only a few but 'there's always one in every crowd'. .

It is just about 'what goes up must come down' and since the spirit is so good here, when someone rips it off, it bites.

As (it was either Bambi or Thumper) says 'if you can't say something nice, don't say anything' - hence many times I will write something snotty and then just hit the back button without posting it. I seem to feel better afterward and haven't antagonized anyone (mostly).

#2 is relative newbies who start acting like condescending experts after 10 posts or so, which is fine, except when they give wrong information. Best to lurk and learn for a while before posturing.

Warriors, Rock ON!

xoxox

That was a nice post Pat. But nobody ever provokes anyone in here. It just never happens so why would you think that?

deranged i guess sal. lol.

(i didn't say we can't disagree)


p.s. i hate people who say lol all the time - especially me. how trite.

better to say hehehehe or hahahaha or rotflmao

I'm not sure if this is a peeve, or not. I'll call it an amusing
type of peeve because I find it very amusing. Has to do
with wso's.

Someone offers truly spectacular income claims and is
selling it for $7. I always, always want to make a post
asking them why they're not doing it.

Oh yes, another wso peeve and this is a peeve. I'm not
sure when this trend really took off, perhaps earlier this
year. Anymore it seems the first half a dozen wso posts
are people begging- oops, asking for a freebie- oops, I mean
a review copy.

Of course there are times when the wso indicates review
copies are available. But that seems to be an evolution in
wso copy because of the expectation for them.

There are a few in here who always seem like someone
peed in their cereal that morning. There's one in particular,
and honestly I'd love to mention this person's name. But of
course I won't.

I can relate to most peeve's posted so far in some shape or form....some I didn't even know where peeve's until now.

I'm hoping that those who are guilty of some of these peeve's will see themselves & how it bothers others to a degree & maybe mend their ways, making the warrior forum an even more enjoyable experience...

Here's what I really dislike.

People who say "what do you do about X?" and people go and post what they do, and other people come along and say "no, that's wrong." No it isn't! That's what they do! Don't preach at people about your One True Way to do things, just say what you do.

People who gripe about how other people run their business differently and they don't understand why. Like "if you make so much money on X, why do you do Y?" - I mean, seriously. Sometimes we have personal passions - we're not 100% business. You may as well ask Steven Wagenheim why he records music if he makes so much money writing articles.

People who can't make any money, so they come in here and complain that NOBODY can make any money and we're all lying.

People who see something unethical, then come in here and accuse EVERYONE of being unethical.

The list goes on, but I'll stop there. The common thread is overgeneralisation - someone did this, they must all do this!

There are times when it makes sense NOT to read every post before answering the OP.

When asking for opinions, or similar, I like to give an immediate, off-the-cuff response. One that reflects how I feel about a subject. After that, I may go back and read the other posts to see if there was something I hadn't considered.

Oh, my pet peeve?

Idiots.

I can't mention all of the names because there were WAY too many. But when the [ YOU ] code was explained 1,000 times over, in simple, direct language and people were getting ANGRY(!) about seeing their name on the forum.

They didn't even have to read every post, just one or two out of a few hundred and they should have been able to figure it out.

Finally, the other pet peeve, as ironic as it is, is threads that try to find the negative aspects about the WF. And then all the people who share their pet peeves.

Another pet peeve? See, you got me started. The misues of possessive apostrophes.



(Sorry, couldn't resist)

Oh! And what about those people who say "Sorry, couldn't resist"? As though that somehow excuses their rude comments.



All the best,
Michael

OKAY - I Have a HUGE pet peeve right now --- ALLEN - are you reading?

It's that stupid war room sticker at the bottom corner of the page - every darned time I try to thank someone for a post I end up in the war room - and a few other times, too.
AAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRRGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

My parents always claimed in public that Sally was french for "princess"
Privately, I know they damned well used the English Dictionary for it.

Give me time Joe - I just got slammed from here to eternity again - but, life is getting more affordable again. NOTHING will take precedence over a new puppy - and I might have to pay thousands, people want me to join the war room - I got products, dudes.
That simple.

But - I got to say, I won't be hijacked to join - I'll get used to manuevering around the sticker until I decide to hit the war room on my own........so enjoy your time in there without anyone to "sally" on you because it won't last forever.

Awesome responses - many good things to read here even pet peeves

I am my own pet peeve.

I know I gotta read the whole entire thread
and all its posts... but most of the time, I don't.
Like Michael Oksa, I say my piece and I scoot.

Guess that's mine =P (that's why I miss the point
a lot)

Asher

Ooh! Ooh!

One more...

People who get heated up in a thread, and then say, "That's it, I'm done. This is the last post I am making in this thread."

And then they keep posting.

~M~

People who started in IM last week, then start marketing whatever affiliate program for an e-book they find right here, not realizing that the person that created it probably came from this very forum.

one line posters trying to up their count

Look what you've done Ken!!!

Now you've made me Google "pet peeve".

:p

There are so many free forums on the internet. I am not clear why this one is mostly paid. It is as if they don't want more new members.