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Farmer Jon

Bloody Pitchfork
kiwifarms.net
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Feb 5, 2024
I've been trying to check my thread on the Trevor Space forums alongside some other community posts for a while. It seems theres 2 types of these threads,

1. where you just give a description of the site and some examples of spergery, hoping everyone else does the work to find milk or 2. you go in depth about 1-3 lolcows that frequent the site.
 
Here's a perfect example of what not do when making a thread

Based on the two things you said:
1. where you just give a description of the site and some examples of spergery, hoping everyone else does the work to find milk
A general description is good, but writing it with the expectation that others will do the work to find milk comes off as lazy. If your intial OP is a poor description, then it also looks like a PA request. At least since your topic is a community and not an individual, getting mistaken as a PA request seems less likely.
2. you go in depth about 1-3 lolcows that frequent the site.
I think this is a good idea. Start your thread with a general description of the place like you mentioned in your first point and then have some in-depth sections about notable community cows.

Hope this helps and best of luck on writing your thread.
 
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