"Those who pour are like this, not stopping day or night!"

The original poster: Sometimes letting go is a relief Views: 73 Replies: 3 Posted in: 2013-03-13 07:20:45
1. Boredom: Coming online to browse, everything that can be said has been said, everything that can be done has been done. But you still feel there is nothing to do, so you just post aimlessly, water your flowers, and pass the time.
2. Venting: When encountering something unpleasant in real life or online, it's uncomfortable to keep it inside. By posting aimlessly, you release everything in your mind and immediately feel better.
3. Prank: Without any purpose, just wanting to create some atmosphere, stir things up, or tell a joke to amuse yourself.
4. Greeting: Politely say hello to everyone and see if any friends are online.
5. Increasing experience points: This situation is entirely NetEase's fault—creating something like experience points (even though it has no real use).
6. Showing off: Likes to post more to attract attention and satisfy personal vanity.
7. Chatting: Too lazy to go to chat rooms, but when encountering like-minded friends, immediately start chatting.
8. Causing trouble: As the name suggests, malicious behavior, an extreme measure taken to retaliate against someone or something.
9. Plotting (might also be open schemes): Posting with a certain purpose, doing some preliminary work to achieve a future goal. For example, increasing one's visibility and influence to apply for a moderator position or to facilitate future related work.
10. Others: Even the person posting aimlessly doesn't know why they are doing it; maybe it's just an early symptom of Internet syndrome.
11. Internet inheritance: Since the internet has become increasingly bloated, the phenomenon of posting aimlessly has become common, and posting aimlessly seems no longer called posting aimlessly; it has become a normal behavior.
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I prefer drifting by rather than just passing by...
12. Daydreaming.
No pure meaning, just hoping to express one's own existence... Pondering various things, helpless for life.
If one does not water the fields, how can one know the joy of watering them?
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