Temptationist
Star
- Joined
- Feb 26, 2013
- Location
- Canada
I've basically placed a lot of my "main" stuff on short term, just out of necessity. Especially because a lot of my content is of different genres/topics, and for each genre/topic I outline characters with images and biographies. Needless to say, it takes up a LOT of post space, so I can't put it all in one post then bump it ONCE A WEEK on the Long Term.
I would never be on BMR for RPing at that point, because I would have so few responses.
I definitely use short-term to get better exposure on certain content, especially since long term doesn't seem to get much exposure, if any at all. Sad, but reality.
I have to say, although I understand its meant to even the playing field, I do agree with xanaphia on feeling penalized for users who don't come on as often. In my opinion (although this may not be the popular one), if you are unable to even come on once a day for 5 seconds to just "bump" your thread, chances are you don't have the necessary time to commit to starting a new roleplay anyways. I know that may sound snobbish or unfair, but I just don't agree with trying to slow down bumping to let other, not-as-active users get more face-time?
I would never be on BMR for RPing at that point, because I would have so few responses.
I definitely use short-term to get better exposure on certain content, especially since long term doesn't seem to get much exposure, if any at all. Sad, but reality.
I have to say, although I understand its meant to even the playing field, I do agree with xanaphia on feeling penalized for users who don't come on as often. In my opinion (although this may not be the popular one), if you are unable to even come on once a day for 5 seconds to just "bump" your thread, chances are you don't have the necessary time to commit to starting a new roleplay anyways. I know that may sound snobbish or unfair, but I just don't agree with trying to slow down bumping to let other, not-as-active users get more face-time?