Why so many unexplained locked threads in here? Forum

[Anonymous Loser]

Care to explain what's going on in the Choosing a Law School forum that I am missing?

[Doritos]

In before the....

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[Tangerine Gleam]

You'll notice that they're all from the same poster (at least the ones I locked). Total spam.

[Anonymous Loser]

Yeah, I saw they were from the same user, but only about 25% of that users threads are locked, even though they all seem to be the same very general probing for basic information about law schools. Last I heard, Spam generally advertised some sort of product or service, which seems missing here.

Just seemed arbitrary and sort of pointless. Carry on.

[booboo]

I think the user's posts were also arbitrary and pointless. Many of the things the person asked could easily be searched for.

[Tangerine Gleam]

Call it what you will, it doesn't matter -- the user created a bunch of false threads describing a bunch of incongruous circumstanes. Now that he/she is banned, there's no need for me to lock all of his/her topics.

If you'd like to hear more from lawbull335, perhaps I can put you two in touch.

Carry on.

[Anonymous Loser]

I think the user's posts were also arbitrary and pointless. Many of the things the person asked could easily be searched for.

If arbitrary and pointless threads and topics that can easily be searched for merit locking, then 99% of the threads on TLS should be locked after the first post.

Call it what you will, it doesn't matter -- the user created a bunch of false threads describing a bunch of incongruous circumstanes. Now that he/she is banned, there's no need for me to lock all of his/her topics.

If you'd like to hear more from lawbull335, perhaps I can put you two in touch.

Carry on.

Meh. I don't really care one way or the other what happened to the poster, I was just curious to find out of there was any particular reason behind what appeared to be random. I see what you mean however: several of the posts start off with very different pretexts, which is different than just asking stupid questions.

[ATOIsp07]

Some threads are also culturally insensitive and race-baiting, as well.

[yeff]

I think the user's posts were also arbitrary and pointless. Many of the things the person asked could easily be searched for.

If arbitrary and pointless threads and topics that can easily be searched for merit locking, then 99% of the threads on TLS should be locked after the first post.

Call it what you will, it doesn't matter -- the user created a bunch of false threads describing a bunch of incongruous circumstanes. Now that he/she is banned, there's no need for me to lock all of his/her topics.

If you'd like to hear more from lawbull335, perhaps I can put you two in touch.

Carry on.

Meh. I don't really care one way or the other what happened to the poster, I was just curious to find out of there was any particular reason behind what appeared to be random. I see what you mean however: several of the posts start off with very different pretexts, which is different than just asking stupid questions.

Here was my post in one of their threads....

"lawbull335", is this a case of dissociative identity disorder, or what? I suppose the "capable of scoring up to 170" and "having trouble breaking 170" claims can technically co-exist, but...

I withdrew from a law school 7 years ago....

I am an engineering student and I am planning to go to law school.

my major by itself will be pretty much useless

Im just starting my undergrad this year, but Im pretty sure that I wanna go to law school after Im done

I am currently finishing up my personal statements, having my LoRs sent in, and finishing up my resume.

Capable of scoring up to 170 on retest

I am having trouble breaking 170.

my lsat was a 153

I am currently finishing up my personal statements, having my LoRs sent in, and finishing up my resume.

I plan to apply during the next cycle.

my gpa was a 2.8

My GPA (in the range of 3.0-3.5, midway)

Apparently I'm getting a phone call from someone at Harvard soon.

I am only planning to apply to schools located in California.

What's going on?

http://www.top-law-schools.com/forums/s ... 8&sr=posts