User has multiple posts on front page daily.
Age of account, 8 months.
This user has so far shared a total of 2779* links, started a total of 14 discussions and submitted a total of 3927 comments.
2779 / 8 months / 30 days = 11.55 link submissions per day.
3927 / 8 months / 30 days = 16.36 comments per day.
This is assuming the user averages these numbers per day everyday, 7 days a week, for 6 months.
Average wpm of adept typist: 80 wpm (overall population average is 55 wpm. We will assume above average typing speed.)
Average character count per post: 200. 2.5 minutes to write post x 16.36 40 minutes per day, 7 days a week.
The 40 minutes is purely typing time, not including time to formulate responses or read other comments etc.
Analysis:
user tendies on floor posts on a 5 day average, 15 links, and 22 comments per day, every week, for the last 8 months, without a break. Average time spent on social media is 2.25 hours per day. If we tripled that to 6.75 hours a day, 5 days a week, that is a post every 30 minutes and a comment posted every 20 minutes. For 8 months. 5 days a week. No breaks. And has started 14 discussions in total.
personal interjection: most of his links are low effort trash. Its likely upvoted by bots instead of genuine users.
Conclusion.
tendiesonfloor is a hack fraud farming ccp and flooding the forum with low quality garbage and click bait posts.
reddit would ban me for this post.
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[–] TheBuddha 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
LOL You remind me a bit of myself. I'm always dabbling in something. Technically, I even own part of a nail salon. Nope, I'm not kidding. A lady in the village wanted to open up a nail salon and the bank wouldn't loan her any money, nor would the chamber of commerce. She's single with two kids (and kind of cute), so I loaned her the money to get the equipment and put it in her daylight basement thing. It has made me zero dollars, but I'm not too terribly worried about it.
It's the little things and they add up. I'm not dependent on any one income stream. I'm also set so long as western civilization stays solvent. I've diversified so that I have assets in various markets and am really fond of municipal bonds, especially in the Eurozone. Those are pretty solid investments, for the moment. They're also pretty easy to liquidate and move, should there be a crisis.
When I sold my business, it worked out doubly well because it was late 2007 and I not only was paid in shares of the now-parent company, I plunked a goodly amount into the market which has since recovered. I think the key takeaway is that it's good to be able to make your money work for you. In my case, I use a financial manager (not the same as an advisor, whom I've also used) and I'm pretty happy with the results.
What a strange turn this conversation has taken. LOL Ah well...