Ive seen him post a few times. Not to take away from anything, since they are short and cute.

Oh! I completely forgot that posts made in the lounge don't count toward the post total listed under someone's avatar. Hmm...now I really *am* curious to read what boardtracker has written elsewhere. Mostly I just observe him visiting new members' accounts right after they join.

I voted for you because I didnt think you posted, how dide you get voted most boring member?

^cause her posts are a bit too long, tho they do make a good read in times.

I would've voted Scotsy, but no one nominated him. It's just that all his posts are usually very brief, with no picture or explanation, and usually disregarding the whole discussion that's already happening. Tho I do read all his posts, but if only he added this kind of twist to them.

sent my votes in

You guys need to hang out in the musicians section a little more often, half my posts in there are a page or two long and technical to ridiculous levels.

I don't have problems with long posts, it's the very small ones that tick me off.

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Probably a combination of factors, Thrice. Like NumberNineDream said, some of my posts are quite long. Some people probably don't read my long posts because it hurts their eyes too much. Some people don't like the topics I write about. Some people can't tell when I'm being humorous or not. Some people feel I overexplain. They wish I'd be more concise.

You may not have seen me around much because most of my long posts are written in the songwriting section to fellow writers. Luckily for me, most (but not all) of the writers seem to appreciate my attention to detail and interest in learning how they think through their creative process. While I certainly don't intend to bore people, I am not surprised that the general "public" of MusicBanter finds my posts tedious and over-analytical.