The "Why doesn't anyone like my thread?" thread
 

If you're like me, God help you. :)
But if you are, you've probably started your fair share of threads that didn't catch on, were posted in for a while then died or just sunk into obscurity from day one. Here you can remind people about those (to you) fabulous threads and maybe see if anyone will bother to tell you why they no longer post/never posted in them. Who knows? Maybe you'll get renewed interest in your thread and it'll come back to life, but at worst at least you'll find out (maybe) the reason your thread sucked. If it did.
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This does not apply to any of my threads of course: all mine were and are great, and anyone who ignores or does not like them is dead to me and also a moron.

Trollheart, you're a great guy. You help make this forum what it is. That said, your worth is not based on how many comments you get in the million threads you start every month. No need to be insecure about it.

Keep starting threads. Some of them flourish, some of them don't. But all of them do something, and it's those little somethings that make MusicBanter work.

In the words of a good friend of mine, "You do you boo-boo."

Meh, who cares. They're just threads. I've started some **** threads, and I'm the coolest dude on here. Go figure.

10 bucks says this thread will be complete irony.

It's getting replies, though.

But it has the potential to die in a day or two. In which case I will laugh.

Trollheart starts too many threads, that it's almost impossible to keep up with them all.

For example I've not really checked in here for about three/four days and finally saw that the long awaited Star Trek month was up at last, but then I saw he had written pages on it and I though **** it's going to take me ages to read all this unless I skim it and skimming Trollheart's posts often misses the depth of his writing anyway.

tl,dr

I'm boycotting this thread.

You're not very good at that, are you?