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Now, I Amore props as much (or more) than the successivo person and when I go to my page and see that someone has dato me a omaggio I am in a happy little bubble for the rest of the day. I think this is a wonderful feature so that people can be recognized for their outstanding work. However, there is a etiquette that goes along with giving props. Props are something te should give if te feel that a person has contributed something funny, substantial, unique, outstanding, o just plain awesome in your eyes. They are essentially a reward for hard work that te have done. They are like a virtual high...

Ok, everyone has bad days. They are inevitable. But I seem to think that I have a lot of bad days. I don't enjoy them, but some(or most) of them are probably my fault. This is a typical bad day. Oh, and there is a point to the story so read the whole thing.

A typical bad giorno can start off like any other day. te wake up and te go through your regular morning routine. But something is different. For example, te spilled toothpaste all over your brand new camicia that te were really proud of. o te cut yourself shaving. Nothing major, just a small accident. So te change your camicia and bandage...

Nobody likes it when others ruin their fun da telling them the end of the story. Some people just aren't as caught up with others because they're busy o haven't gotten around to it. Whether it's your preferito TV mostra and you're a few episodes behind o a book that te haven't read yet, the last thing te want is for someone to tell te what happens. Spoilers can ruin the fun for everyone else and the last thing we want to do is take the fun out of your preferito stuff.

A lot of users were unhappy when fan were making picks that were spoilers during the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly...

Alright, so this is sort of in conjunction with a lot of other soapbox articles, namely Temptasia's two articoli on link and link. It is also a sister articolo to thecon's link. Additionally, it's minutely related (like a very distant cousin) to megloveskyle's articolo on link. But I really wanted to stress the importance of constructive criticism here. So at the risk of sounding (exceptionally) redundant, I wish to discuss the importance of expressing yourself, taking responsibility for your actions, and not rating and running. Forgive me if this is all too familiar (thecon's articolo summed...

Part one can he found link
Lately I have noticed a swell in the amount of inappropriate comments. commenti that have sexual innuendo, are hurtful, o are just plain gross, and most of the time they have nothing to do with the topic at hand. What I fail to grasp is why people feel like they need to do this. I can't understand why they can't control themselves and write something appropriate o nothing at all. Is it a lack of sense of humor? Do they not realize that people spend a lot of time contributing to this site and a commento like that can make all their efforts feel wasted? o do they not...

I have had technology since I was three. Playing link and link on my SNES against/with my family (parents included!) were part of my childhood. I came onto the internet when I was around eleven, still fueled da a need for technology, rarely seen without my Gameboy and link in it. I had to, as most people, find a place on the internet to settle into. I tried many places, first setting myself up a site at link, probably back when Dave and papa were still there and hadn't even started to think of fanpop yet.

As I grew older and più knowledgable about the internet and life in general, I went searching...