Indiana DaLobo the Whatever One's blog: "my everyday boring life"

...which brings me to Fubar insanity. And if you don't know what I'm talking about, i guess you didn't read "MUMMS and Fubar insanity pt.1". Anywhoo, as I drive up and down the roads of the Fubar community, I'm seeing a lot of "For Sale" signs. People are packing it up and moving out. The reasons why break down into two areas: the bar tab change and too much drama.

Now, I cant understand what the fuss is about the bar tab. Mine tells me what i need to know. It tells my what my friends are doing to me, what they are doing to other people and what they are doing to themselves. I don't need to know what anyone else is doing. I'm not nosy and I don't care.See the thing is no one can tell me what the problem with the bar tab is. In the end, it always comes down too "Well, I just don't like the change". Get over it, deal with it. Change works in both underwear and Fubar. If'n you don't like the change, don't let it get too you. Theres more than enuff around the community to help you get over the bar tab change shock.

The next problem is alittle more difficult to solve and harder to ignore: drama. My sainted Irish mother use to say (usually after a few nips on the whiskey bottle)that as long as there were two people left on the face of the earth, they would both try to kill each other. We just find it hard to get along. Fubar is no different than your work, home or anywhere else. Your always gonna find someone who rubs you the wrong way. The best thing to do is just ignore them, and if that doesn't work, pass their name to the management. The last thing the management wants is problem children, cuz having problem children creates bad publicity, which no site needs or wants. Theres no need to get yourself all worked up over drama queens. They just ain't worth it and its certainly not worth leaving over. Stay and fight the drama queens!!! Thats the only way we are ever gonna get rid of them!!!

There is one thing that I do find a little annoying. A friend brought it up the other day. She said she rated, commented, and fanned a packfull of newbies, and only had a handful of return rates and fans back. This tells me that the lack of proper etiquette on the part of newbies falls directly back to poor sponsorship. Theres more to being a good sponsor than taking the points new people signing up underneath you bring. You need to make sure your new charges are properly brought up to speed on how to operate here. To be perfectly honest, no one likes to take the time to rate, comment, and fan someone, only to be ignored.

Well, thats pretty much all I had on my mind today. Maybe some things I said made some sense, made some difference, if not, then, hopefully, it amused you. Crawling back into my cave....