USMB 1.5 Rating on Sitejabber

[Jackson]

I don't understand the 1.5 rating, except that it appears many who submitted their opinion were banned. I'm not sure what a poster has to do to get banned, for I see terrible language, opinions of all kinds and attacking other posters acceptable. I have even disagreed with a moderator, but still able to post.

There are so many choices of topics and genres to talk with others and share opinions, I feel it has a lot to offer.

Kiss up! But you are right.

I didn't think I kissed up at all, said everything I felt was negative or surprising about the site. When I first came here, I just read and never posted. wondering if this is what I really wanted to be part of. But, I enjoy the posters and many make me think about my positions. So, it can't be all bad. right?

 

[Asclepias]

80/20 rule in play.

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

 

[Asclepias]

Maybe backwards. 80% of your problems come from 20% of your employees/posters/students.

Forgot about that one.

 

[Jackson]

80/20 rule in play.

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

 

[Asclepias]

80/20 rule in play.

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

 

[Jackson]

80/20 rule in play.

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

 

[saveliberty]

It is a common rule of thumb in business; e.g., "80% of your sales come from 20% of your clients." Mathematically, the 80–20 rule is roughly followed by a power law distribution (also known as a Pareto distribution) for a particular set of parameters, and many natural phenomena have been shown empirically to exhibit such a distribution.


Pareto principle - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

 

[Asclepias]

80/20 rule in play.

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

 

[Blackrook]

This forum is the only forum that doesn't kick conservatives off on a regular basis.

Their usual excuse is that you are a "racist" or a "homophobe" or whatever.

 

[L.K.Eder]

This forum is the only forum that doesn't kick conservatives off on a regular basis.

Their usual excuse is that you are a "racist" or a "homophobe" or whatever.

aren't you glad that racists and homophobes are welcome here.

 

[Jackson]

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

Now, I am impressed to the highest degree! Congratulations!

 

[Asclepias]

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

Now, I am impressed to the highest degree! Congratulations!

Its really not that big of a deal but thanks.

 

[Jackson]

What does that mean?

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

Okay, now you are making me think you are one of those tech geniuses that are really hacking into other computers...

Quick, tell me I am wrong!

 

[rightwinger]

I always wondered where our banned posters end up

 

[Asclepias]

Its network design rule. 80% of your clients traffic should remain on the local network and only 20% should ever need to be routed off the network.

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

Okay, now you are making me think you are one of those tech geniuses that are really hacking into other computers... View attachment 63239 Quick, tell me I am wrong!

I dont really care much for computers to be honest. I like networks. Why hack into a computer when I can pull your traffic right off the internet?

 

[Jackson]

I always wondered where our banned posters end up

From what I gather, sometimes it is just a certain amount of time. So, they can come back. Other than that, they end up on sitejabber...

 

[Jackson]

Well, it sounds like you know what you are talking about...I'll just say, "okay" and pretend I understand....
Do you come across this in your work?

Yes this is career knowledge. I was way off base. SaveLiberty meant something else entirely.

Whatever... I am still impressed.lol.

You should see me subnet a public IP address range.

Okay, now you are making me think you are one of those tech geniuses that are really hacking into other computers... View attachment 63239 Quick, tell me I am wrong!

I dont really care much for computers to be honest. I like networks. Why hack into a computer when I can pull your traffic right off the internet?

It sounds like you could be in great demand! You are out of my primitive league.

 

[Preacher]

Good more idiots will stay away then! I love this damn place.

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Interesting place to see reviews of websites.
USMB has 1.5 out of 5 stars with only 20% positives.
It doesn't get much worse.
Hmmmm....
http://www.sitejabber(dot)com/reviews/www.usmessageboard.com
USMessageBoard

Maybe you should stop posting here...

If I did then the only source I would have for the health of the redneck nation and the Evangelicals would be FOXNews. And they lie

 

[NoTeaPartyPleez]

Good more idiots will stay away then! I love this damn place.

I suppose you love echo chambers too. And the sound of your own voice