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Mental Health Support

caraher

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6. I think most threads sink, period

Reply to fizzgig (Reply #3)

Mon Dec 24, 2012, 09:01 PM

Dec 2012

My impression is that there's a pretty small core of people whose OPs get a lot of replies. I don't think it's "just us" whose posts drift into obscurity; there are just some people with followings (or anti-followings) whose stuff gets more responses.

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Study: People Who Are Constantly Online Can Develop Mental Disorders [View all] Neoma Dec 2012 OP

We are all in trouble here! liberal N proud Dec 2012 #1

I've found that Facebook makes me feel even lonelier. Still Blue in PDX Dec 2012 #2

mine sink, too fizzgig Dec 2012 #3

I think most threads sink, period caraher Dec 2012 #6

Yep, DU has its cool kids. nt Still Blue in PDX Jan 2013 #10

looks to me like a classic cause-effect error mopinko Dec 2012 #4

I do believe that it affects sleep and distracts you from eating. Neoma Dec 2012 #5

Well, I'm pretty sure mine was genetic Denninmi Dec 2012 #7

Not sure about Mental health silentwarrior Dec 2012 #8

Uh-oh! I'm screwed! Odin2005 Jan 2013 #9