+1

[Gary Allan]

Originally Posted By: Shannow
Originally Posted By: Gary Allan
I guess we could install a "I mostly +1" ..or "I tend to +1" method of +1'ing.

..but your post caused me to ponder another form of poster. The "reinforcing disinformation +1'r". An insurgent +1'r, if you will.


>1< converging asymptotic agreement ?


+/- 1 give or take maybe ?

We need a legend.

+1 +/- = in agreement ...."more or less"

Instead of statistical or scientific notion...

Half of what he said..

Most of what he said..

More of what he said..

 

[labman]

Originally Posted By: Audi Junkie
I don't care what someone decides to post as long as it does not violate the TOS and in no way contradicts me. ;o)


+1

 

[mechtech2]

We could also say, "ditto" or "mega ditto".
If an answer to a question has been provided well, a +1 or ditto would show personal support for the idea, without needless repetitious words.

This would confirm the original posters viewpoint to anyone concerned.
And this is important when considering many viewpoints.

 

[SteveSRT8]

(I'll say it first)

ditto.

 

[Epic_]

+π

 

[lewdwig]

Originally Posted By: mechtech2
We could also say, "ditto" or "mega ditto".
If an answer to a question has been provided well, a +1 or ditto would show personal support for the idea, without needless repetitious words.

This would confirm the original posters viewpoint to anyone concerned.
And this is important when considering many viewpoints.


And #&@*%!! if we disagree.

 

[XS650]

Originally Posted By: Epic_
+π


Why pi?

 

[Gary Allan]

I see that there's an intelligence test ..I failed. Is this some ASCII thing??

 

[yeti]

it appears that scurvy and i are the contrarians on the topic.if one is going to the trouble to post, then say something.but,to each his own on the "+1" thing. have a good night, all. cigar and brandy time.

 

[Samilcar]

While I don't generally mind the use of "+1", I do agree it can be abused by those that are just trying to boost their post count or by those who throw it around too freely. I use it myself on occasion, but only when I so strongly agree with another post that I wish I had written it myself.