Ryan, you misunderstood what I was saying.
it IS just the internet, and the majority of the people one encounters on the internet are not worth getting angry/upset/depressed over. In short, I find REAL life more important than what people might think of me online. You yourself JUST said that the internet was becoming more important. You obviously identified that it was becoming a problem and have chosen to focus on the real world instead. How is that different from what I was saying?
I have friends on the internet. In fact, one of the best friends I've ever had, I met online first. But that is one, not a majority. A large number of the people I encounter online are jerks, and really not worth my time. Did you miss my "B4M, my Heavy Metal Haven" thread, where I praised the people here in this community? Or maybe you completely missed the "shadowman on a low profile thread" where I (and everyone else here) lamented his abscence.
So regardless of whether or not I feel ignored, I obviously feel this place is worth sticking with. I wasn't blaming the feeling of being ignored on anyone but myself. Or did you miss the "perhaps I don't contribute much worthwile" or "I just haven't found my niche" comments? And for the record, those ARE NOT self pitying comments (I'm aware of how many drama queens there are online) but merely my own musing over possibilities. (I have since found that the former is not the case, though I still don't feel I've found a niche, but that's MY problem, and I'm digressing...)
I don't begrudge you wishing to move on, but please don't go attacking me. ESPECIALLY when I was merely trying to show that I sympathize, and I understood the feeling of being ignored. In the future, I would appreciate it, (if you care so much as you claim) to not assume that I don't care for others on the internet.
Good bye, Ryan.