Message Boards under different political systems:
Posted: 2002-09-22 09:11pm
Not my creation, but amusing..
Communist Message Board: Everyone e-mails their posts to a central committee, which posts to the board the ones it thinks everyone needs.
Anarcho-syndicalist board: people take it in turns to be moderator for a day.
Democratic republic board: The people all elect a moderator, who reveals himself to be an evil tyrant once elected.
Fully democratic message board: The people all have to vote on decisions that a moderator would normally make. This means it takes three weeks to ban the guy who sets up an automated gibberish posting program.
Fascist message board: One moderator has supreme power. Everyone posts whatever he tells them to or is banned
Nazi message board: Like the Fascist board, but an incorrect post gets you 'terminated'.
Socialist message board: If you make more than two posts in a day, your extra posts are deleted and given to the people who didn't make any.
Capitalist message board: whoever makes the most posts gets to be moderator. This turns bad when the guy who has an automated posting program arrives.
Message boards run by American political parties:
Democrat message board: All the fast typists have their fingers broken so they don't make the slow typists feel inadequate.
Republican Board: Only accessible to those with a 256k link, because the corporate sponsors put seventy banner ads on each page.
Ralph Nader's message board: Won't be online until they figure out how to run a message board without using electricity.
Pat Buchanan message board: Doesn't exist on the internet. Each participant prays for their posts to be be written on the sky in letters of fire.
Australian Politics Special:
Liberal message board: to gain membership, you have to apply to the moderator and wait for a year until he lets you in. Aside from that, copies whichever American political party message board is the most popular.
Labour message board: exactly like the Liberal party board, but pretends to be different.
Democrats message board: the posters spend all their time bitching about the Liberal and Labour message boards. The moderator leaves for another message board because this one's too small.
Greens message board: Contains a wonderfully inspiring greeting message, but doesn't function.
Communist Message Board: Everyone e-mails their posts to a central committee, which posts to the board the ones it thinks everyone needs.
Anarcho-syndicalist board: people take it in turns to be moderator for a day.
Democratic republic board: The people all elect a moderator, who reveals himself to be an evil tyrant once elected.
Fully democratic message board: The people all have to vote on decisions that a moderator would normally make. This means it takes three weeks to ban the guy who sets up an automated gibberish posting program.
Fascist message board: One moderator has supreme power. Everyone posts whatever he tells them to or is banned
Nazi message board: Like the Fascist board, but an incorrect post gets you 'terminated'.
Socialist message board: If you make more than two posts in a day, your extra posts are deleted and given to the people who didn't make any.
Capitalist message board: whoever makes the most posts gets to be moderator. This turns bad when the guy who has an automated posting program arrives.
Message boards run by American political parties:
Democrat message board: All the fast typists have their fingers broken so they don't make the slow typists feel inadequate.
Republican Board: Only accessible to those with a 256k link, because the corporate sponsors put seventy banner ads on each page.
Ralph Nader's message board: Won't be online until they figure out how to run a message board without using electricity.
Pat Buchanan message board: Doesn't exist on the internet. Each participant prays for their posts to be be written on the sky in letters of fire.
Australian Politics Special:
Liberal message board: to gain membership, you have to apply to the moderator and wait for a year until he lets you in. Aside from that, copies whichever American political party message board is the most popular.
Labour message board: exactly like the Liberal party board, but pretends to be different.
Democrats message board: the posters spend all their time bitching about the Liberal and Labour message boards. The moderator leaves for another message board because this one's too small.
Greens message board: Contains a wonderfully inspiring greeting message, but doesn't function.