@Paulina
Your "excellent" examples are really nothing special (not to mention most of them don't work in mobile). You've made almost 1.5K posts on PF; how many total messages did you post on all these "excellent" forums combined? It seems you take marketing claims as facts, which probably doesn't help in your overall judgement. You cite their forum "rules" which are in many cases the same as on PF and assume they are followed 100% (which is not true).
Talking about Facebook; do you know really smart people who use it, considering their privacy implications? Essentially, your every word (written or spoken), click, and mouse move is being analyzed by their scripts to package and sell you to the highest bidder (or to all kinds of enforcement agencies). It is impossible to post in public on Facebook without self-censorship, unless you're interested in trivial topics. It takes one (out of thousands) of "trigger" keywords to put you on the "watch list" and then possibly scrutinize your life.
How many times did you "leave" PF in the last years to come back over and over again? I've been on many different forums too, but to me being "polite" while providing little value is not interesting. There may be 100 people in a room, but if they have the same experience, watch the same TV channels, or read the same books, the world becomes small. You may "feel" you belong to these groups, but when you try to challenge them, your friends become your enemies because such "excellent" communities can only thrive when there is one common voice and little of real diversity in opinions.
Besides, you appear not to know how posting works, unless you mean 100% pre-moderated forums. Anybody can go to the forums you mentioned and post p***** rants. You're obviously fascinated by PF, so you aren't likely to notice the rants on your "favorite" forums, but I can assure you that they would stay much longer, possibly days or weeks there, than they stay here.
polishforums.com/po-polsku/ - you can talk in Polish as much as you want.
Your "excellent" examples are really nothing special (not to mention most of them don't work in mobile). You've made almost 1.5K posts on PF; how many total messages did you post on all these "excellent" forums combined? It seems you take marketing claims as facts, which probably doesn't help in your overall judgement. You cite their forum "rules" which are in many cases the same as on PF and assume they are followed 100% (which is not true).
Talking about Facebook; do you know really smart people who use it, considering their privacy implications? Essentially, your every word (written or spoken), click, and mouse move is being analyzed by their scripts to package and sell you to the highest bidder (or to all kinds of enforcement agencies). It is impossible to post in public on Facebook without self-censorship, unless you're interested in trivial topics. It takes one (out of thousands) of "trigger" keywords to put you on the "watch list" and then possibly scrutinize your life.
How many times did you "leave" PF in the last years to come back over and over again? I've been on many different forums too, but to me being "polite" while providing little value is not interesting. There may be 100 people in a room, but if they have the same experience, watch the same TV channels, or read the same books, the world becomes small. You may "feel" you belong to these groups, but when you try to challenge them, your friends become your enemies because such "excellent" communities can only thrive when there is one common voice and little of real diversity in opinions.
Besides, you appear not to know how posting works, unless you mean 100% pre-moderated forums. Anybody can go to the forums you mentioned and post p***** rants. You're obviously fascinated by PF, so you aren't likely to notice the rants on your "favorite" forums, but I can assure you that they would stay much longer, possibly days or weeks there, than they stay here.
The English only policy of the forum discourages Poles from posting
polishforums.com/po-polsku/ - you can talk in Polish as much as you want.