BS: Native Behaviors in Mudcat Society

Subject: RE: BS: Native Behaviors in Mudcat Society
From: Little Hawk
Date: 07 Jan 09 - 09:57 PM

Your timing is way off, Amos.

Subject: RE: BS: Native Behaviors in Mudcat Society
From: Azizi
Date: 07 Jan 09 - 10:12 PM

I found the thread on BS: Thread Drift .

It turns out to be a humor {humour} thread and not one that seriously talks about the reasons why threads do {and maybe should} go off-topic. Maybe I was thinking of another Mudcat thread that includes that kind of discussion. I'm not sure.

However, I found this comment from that thread to be interesting [in a thought provoking way-though truth be told, my thoughts are provoked one way or the other by just about any comment]

Subject: RE: BS: Thread Drift
From: autolycus - PM
Date: 13 Mar 06 - 05:24 AM

Thread drift happens amongst creative types like us who know that things are connected - we prefer joined up thinking.

A downside of thread drift is that interesting stuff in the drift cannot be found, cos it's not identifiable from the thread title.

Another downside is that a subject can't be properly discussed by the point being kept to.

Perhaps, Peace, in our 'against thread drift' moments , we can bring subjects back to the point. If there turn out to be determined drifters.............well that's yin/yang life.

Ivor

Subject: RE: BS: Native Behaviors in Mudcat Society
From: Bill D
Date: 07 Jan 09 - 10:31 PM

so, Uncle Dave O...was there a beer in the refrigerator?

Subject: RE: BS: Native Behaviors in Mudcat Society
From: GUEST,Russ
Date: 08 Jan 09 - 10:40 AM

I remember another thread from years ago that complained about threads being hijacked.

You can image where that went.

Thread drift and off-topic posts just seem to be a fact of life at mudcat.

Russ (Permanent GUEST)