My experiences with internet forums

[Astreja]

Well, thanks a lot for your replies, dear colleagues here.

"Dear" is considered a pretentious archaic construction, and can also be construed as condescending.  You might want to consider expunging it from your writing style.

Today I will talk about posters in forums I have been to.

It is my experience that most posters a very big number of, they are into saying nothing from their very own personal thinking and writing.

First of all, as you almost certainly do not possess the ability to read our minds, you have no way of determining what we think.

Secondly, what we are saying is definitely not "nothing."  You are, in my opinion, just disrespecting what we say because we are disagreeing with you.

By the way, you see, dear atheist colleagues here, I am not talking with atheists in order to save them, but in order to learn from them...

And what, if anything, have you learned so far?  You don't strike me as someone who is here to learn.  You present as someone who believes he already has all the answers to Life, the Universe and Everything.  You talk down to people.  You obfuscate your arguments with semantic fapping and insult your interlocutors whenever you can squeeze some passive-aggressive sneer into the cadence of your wordy, bloated text.

Anyway, I continued there and read a thread there of mathematicians talking about Maths, so even though I am not a mathematician I submitted a post there, to ask mathematicians whether they know about the conceptival realm and the objectival realm in the world of existence (what other worlds are there, dear atheist colleagues, think carefully now, at least once in your atheist identity life), this time happy surprise of surprises, it came out right away without any pre-notice of pre-approval.

Now, why would you do such a silly thing as that?  It's tantamount to signing up for a trombone forum and asking them for a spaghetti sauce recipe.  Can't you at least try to stay on topic?

I think the problem is with you, Mariosep, not with everyone else.  Until you can understand how your writing style and your condescension affect other people, and work hard to correct those flaws, you'll have this same problem over and over no matter where you go.