Tip and Tricks for Surviving in the Forum

[sherryinutah]

It seems, to me, that there are a few problems with FusionCash members being compatible enough to interact with each other in the forum so I thought I'd create this post.

1- Everyone is entitled to their opinion and their point of view regardless of how crazy it may seem.

2- It isn't necessary to take anything personally.  It's always YOUR choice, as to whether or not you're offended, so refuse to be offended.

3- Your not married to the members of this forum and that may, or may not, be reason to celebrate.

4- Consider the fact that some people are "button pushers" and you won't be able to change them.

5- If you feel angry and frustrated with a specific member see #3.

Please feel free to add to the list if you have suggestions for surviving in this forum.  Thanks and have a great day!   

[davidh121]

I'm not sure if there is an exact survival trick with the forum compared to any others as generally these threads are very random. I have read some threads with heated discussion (mostly religion), which I often try to ignore. However, if some members are like me I don't always go back often to the threads I participated in as threads get lost very quickly.

[dreamyxo]

You forgot using the ignore button. 

[wildequusheart]

Sherry, thanks for the breath of sensibility! Even though I sometimes enjoy a lively debate, sometimes it just gets tiring, and some fights just aren't worth it. Kudos also to dreamy for pointing out the ignore button, as I hadn't noticed it before.  And falcon9, I feel for you. I don't know what started that tirade, but I remember stumbling across it and wondering what could have been that bad. Maybe that person should have followed Sherry's advice . . . .

I do have one thing to add to the list though. To get ON the forum ON the website, you have to be ON the internet. So why not just shut it off, or close your browser, or otherwise just get OFF or OUT of the forum. I find this useful sometimes. I have a dear friend who has some very different views on some subjects close to my heart, many of which have been on the news due to the recent election. As a politically-minded fellow, he's been posting about these subjects quite a bit on Facebook. In order to keep my frustration low and to preserve our friendship, I just skip over most of his posts. I find it works for me. 

[jpastran]

  I don't let anythin hurt me in the least bit, hopefully I will never have to see them mean people. So I shall bask in the glory that is the one and only Fusion Cash  heck yeah too cool for bulll ...

[black1304]

I enjoy these rules and feel they also apply to most situations in life.  Especially for people that work with the public.. lol  Thanks Sherry!

[Tresbn00]

Those are someewhat ethereal tips and tricks.  I think that posting every day is a good tip or posting extra at the beginning of the month so that you don't fall behind.  Cashing out every one hundred and seventy five days keeps you from losing cash that you have accumulated.  Doing a survey once a month, at least, helps build your balance quicker. Posting more than four lines insures that you won't have any of your posts recanted and you won't lose valuable time and the three dollar bonus.  Posting a new subject every so often helps bolster your numbers as well.

[kjstrukel]

It is pure entertainment for me - I love wordsmiths and am always interested in a good debate (not much on being part of one, though) -- I DO love to read the variious threads.

[moonangel]

we dont see each other isnt that all the more reason to get along and  play nice.. I think fc is great and i love to postin here

[visvern]

  you are exactly right. this is america AND EVERYBODY has a right to their personal opinion

[skrogman]

Yep, that is pretty much the conclusion that I have come to as well.  I have decided that, yes, we are entitled our opinions and beliefs and that I am going to do little over my 30 as necessary probably to get the bonus.  But above that, sometimes it is just not worth it.  I appreciate the thread very much.  I like to come in to check if the senior members are pointing to good offers, as well as maybe be helpful in that area when I can myself and I enjoy the word games and such in that section.  And with the chains in that section needing only a word or two or a simple number, they're pretty much harmless.  Just my opinion...probably not worth the payment for an FC video...lol...

[kjstrukel]

I love the forums for finding out about quick/high paying/new offers.  If I happen on one, I always post about it --- not only to help get to my 30 monthly posts, but to help other members of the FC community the same way they have helped me.

There are "flamers" on almost every online forum and FC is no different.  I am glad we live in a land where everyone can express themselves. I agree that you can't take things so personally..... its an online forum, not a personal conversation. 

[ben50]

use good ettiquette, anotherwards respect others opinion, just because we have an opinion doesn't mean everyone has to live by it, even God gave us freedom to choose, so don't judge or attack others.