Serious Postmaxxing as labor

[Deleted member 20659]

What is the value of a given amount of posts? For example, what would you be willing to do, trade or pay for a 1000 increase in posts associated with your account? Personaly I would trade about 7 posts for a cigarette i think (cant tell about 1000 because i havent reached it yet)
That line of questioning might direct us towards considering users as laborers. Postmaxxing requires effort, commitment and time. So it's only natural that users should be treated differently according to their rank, for their rank is a direct result of their labour and reflects a genuine value. Any doctrine of egalitarianism regarding users really amounts to marxism.

 

[Deleted member 23712]

UKcel?

 

[RemoveNormalfags]

I'm paying with my time ngl

 

[Deleted member 20659]

UKcel

Fixed my english is not that good

 

[FinnCel]

I'd be pretty rich ngl

 

[ManletHalfCurry]

Postmaxx

 

[Deleted member 23682]

I'd trade all my posts in for cocaine and hookers

 

[Deleted member 20659]

I'd trade all my posts in for cocaine and hookers

Really? Dont you value your account? Mine is probably the most valuable thing I have currently (and its not even 800 posts), compared to my other current life achievements. i dont think i would trade it for anything rn

 

[Yerberito]

I'm paying with my time ngl

 

[BlackPill Scholar]

Really? Dont you value your account? Mine is probably the most valuable thing I have currently (and its not even 800 posts), compared to my other current life achievements. i dont think i would trade it for anything rn

I value my account for the information it holds. My posts are not only a reflection of my past and thoughts through time, but also possess information which I deem is valuable (atleast to me).

 

[Deleted member 15737]

Posts mean nothing, join date is the only thing legit.

 

[Deleted member 20659]

I value my account for the information it holds

I agree but even pure low effort and low information postmaxxing takes some commitment and energy, which accumulates over time resulting in some value

join date

It is correlated with post count anyway. And would you seriously hold that someone who created their accounts far back but barely lurks here is worth the same of a thousands posts account like yours?

 

[Deleted member 23682]

Really? Dont you value your account? Mine is probably the most valuable thing I have currently (and its not even 800 posts), compared to my other current life achievements. i dont think i would trade it for anything rn

Well I like posting here but my post number isn't that important tbh

 

[zangano1]

I would trade all my posts for a sex

 

[Deleted member 21514]

I would trade all my posts for a gf ngl

 

[Bane of Arthropods]

Posts mean nothing, join date is the only thing legit.

Cope

 

[Deleted member 22572]

I don't give a fuck about post count it has no value in the real world, I'd give away my posts for almost anything

 

[suicidalsincesix]

Posts mean nothing, join date is the only thing legit.

Based

 

[GenGene]

Postmaxxing is a cope not labor, grinding LoL also takes effort, commitment, and time.

 

[Deleted member 20659]

grinding LoL also takes effort, commitment, and time.

Thus it is labor

 

[TINMAN]

The value of labor is in the product that is output, not the difficulty of the work to produce it.

Which is fucking retarded if you ask me because the value of the product is determined by how much people are willing to pay for it, so if you live in a post scarcity society like today you will have cucks shelling out their life savings to buy shit cookie sandwiches from STD infested roasties online. If you can find someone willing to pay you for your post count then it will become a valuable product, otherwise it is not.

 

[Deleted member 14577]

100$ per 1000 posts

 

[Deleted member 20659]

The value of labor is in the product that is output, not the difficulty of the work to produce it.

The output is postcount, doesnt matter if it was high iq posting or low effort. My intention was to measure the subjective value or post count it by asking how much would you give for a certain amount of posts. But peoples valuation of given objects is to some extent associated with the effort of producing it anyways