Issues with new LIT Chat?

Branvsc

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Anyone else getting the connecting/disconnecting crap everytime they try to change rooms or even try to type anything in?.......is it just me or is it something on LIT'S end. Very frustrating as it was working fine a few days ago and now..not so much.
 
I am so glad you brought this to the attention of the General Board. The team of LitChat technicians that are supposed to be available 24/7 to address these sort of concerns can often be found loafing about the GB chatting up the ladeez and what-not. I hope that being called out here for their deficiencies spurs them to take action and get it working again.
 
That Chat thing must be like crack- it makes people really stupid and desperate for more.
 
That Chat thing must be like crack- it makes people really stupid and desperate for more.

I went there once recently. I have not done crack, but there was nothing addictive about chat. If handles were any indication... not sure I was missing out.

What I don't get is how is chatting in a scroll better than chatting in posts?
 
I went there once recently. I have not done crack, but there was nothing addictive about chat. If handles were any indication... not sure I was missing out.

What I don't get is how is chatting in a scroll better than chatting in posts?

For some it's QVC or base jumping. If it lights up your brain, it owns you.
 
I went there once recently. I have not done crack, but there was nothing addictive about chat. If handles were any indication... not sure I was missing out.

What I don't get is how is chatting in a scroll better than chatting in posts?

There is something intimate about talking to someone in real-time. Went through that phase myself where I used a lot of chat programs to talk to people. It is completely different, especially when you don't have to refresh the page to see who's responded to you. And chatting one on one is different than a group, real-time chat.

Forum posting is like reading an article where somebody has read something someone else has said and is responding to it, and then the other person responds to the critique. Chat programs are like talking on the phone or being in a room with a small group of people. It's more organic, the flow of conversation and responses and it's not always sexual in nature. In fact, most places I've been to with adult members discourage anything beyond playful flirting in the public chat program, just because it's kind of boring and/or awkward for folks not involved to sit there watching while two people cyber.
 
There is something intimate about talking to someone in real-time. Went through that phase myself where I used a lot of chat programs to talk to people. It is completely different, especially when you don't have to refresh the page to see who's responded to you. And chatting one on one is different than a group, real-time chat.

Forum posting is like reading an article where somebody has read something someone else has said and is responding to it, and then the other person responds to the critique. Chat programs are like talking on the phone or being in a room with a small group of people. It's more organic, the flow of conversation and responses and it's not always sexual in nature. In fact, most places I've been to with adult members discourage anything beyond playful flirting in the public chat program, just because it's kind of boring and/or awkward for folks not involved to sit there watching while two people cyber.


I get that as far as it goes. but that is after I am more or less engaged in a one-on-one conversation. For that, for at least ten years there is always skype, yahoo, text or phone.
 
And, I appreciate that.

Yep, blame me and Thor, in there totally cybering. Hard. So hard.

Because every time you lean over your boobs hit the off switch?

Yes. I control the internet via electrical switches in my apartment, and I flick the chat on/off switch constantly just to fuck with people.
 
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I get that as far as it goes. but that is after I am more or less engaged in a one-on-one conversation. For that, for at least ten years there is always skype, yahoo, text or phone.

Then it's the group chat they're going for? I mean, those chat programs only work if you have friends already. :eek: Like I said, the conversation of a group chat is more organic than a forum where you can edit your posts and they're usually long winded and involve less talking/chatting and more "discussion/debate". And if they're desperate for the chat prgram on this site when there are so many other sites that offer such as part of their forum interface, then I can only assume they are looking for titilating chat in a group setting.

It's like if the more memorable members here were all online at the same time, it'd be almost exactly like sitting in the same room with them talking about whatever comes up.
 
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