Treatment Abuse, Behavior Modification, Thought Reform > Straight, Inc. and Derivatives
Interrupt Your Regularly Scheduled Programming
dragonfly:
Froderik:
--- Quote from: dragonfly on October 03, 2014, 09:32:20 PM ---straight was mass hypnosis trance inducement....facebook is mass hypnosis trance inducement
fornits is too primitive for all that, but still reminded me of review at times
Monday morning on Fornits = homes rap with coffee.
Like the cartoon sheepdog passing the cartoon coyote...punch the clock...hi bob...let's get to the bottom of this brainwashing totem pole with no vaseline.
WET NOODLE....poor WET NOODLE
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yep, this medium is way better for discussion, warts and all...
I love that by default there are no "notifications" popping up here...
Yeah they would call kids 'sponges' too..hang signs on 'em. totem pole, no vaseline.
Che Gookin:
Not sure what you mean about internal issues. I think probably it can be summed up as too many damaged people in too close of proximity of each other.
As for the internal IT problems, I think they got resolved once the forums found a stable home on webdiva's server.
No more being thrown off a host because of moronic dcma claims and all that.
There was a lot of toxic shit that went down on this forum, I played a role in that. Yet, it served as a place where kids could communicate with each other even while still inside the program. The Wssapites have an article floating around about students on homeleave sneaking onto fornits to make contact with grads.
That's one example.
For all the toxic shit that went down, there are redemption stories. Many of them, of kids being diverted from programs. Kids being picked up at programs.
The unmoderated nature of fornits does need to be reigned in a bit. I think the new rules take care of that, no outright naming a poster or linking to their social media profiles.
Now people just need a reason to return.
What is the purpose of being here? Shooting the shit or something else?
Froderik:
Well, there was the relentless activity from the industry trolls. I guess that must have been what I was thinking of. Everything else got taken care of, like you say here. Interesting, about the kids still inside a program communicating on here with people who were out. The technical medium alone is reason enough for me. As for activism, you have a searchable database that works, and posts are always visible to everyone on the web (not exclusive to social media). It works fine for shooting the shit too, though it doesn't have that "chatroom" feel that facebook has.
Che Gookin:
I always thought the industry trolls added hilarious value. Some of them were high comedy.
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