by scotoma 16 Replies latest jw friends
Don't you hate these misleading headers. I usually wait a day to see if there are a significant number of posters to the page.
But just look at the number of visitors that click on these kinds of subjects.
It builds up really fast.
I don't mind the time factor (1 milisecond) clicking on a bogus "NEW-SECRET-THIS WILL BRING THE ORG CRASHING DOWN" type of post, but I have to admit it is very disappointing.
Agreed! Thank you for the demonstration.
LOL Thats messed up!
Doh!
Got my attention.
Kojack
As soon as I see the dramatic headline I look over to see who posted it. If it's from a known wack-job, I don't click on it. If it's from somebody very credible it will be the first post I open. Most times it's a waste of time, like in this case. What makes it more of a waste is that I am actually replying to this.
scotoma, I'm marking you!
Headlines have always been important and good headlines attract readers. Glad you figured this out
But whats the news???????
My deepest and most sincere apology to any who clicked clicked on this.
There should be a provision for removing this kind of crap.
Now it is part of my "permanent record" - not a good follow up to atonement day.
