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Use your simple minded brain, you might know big words, but you sure as hell don't use them for the right reason. Think, "Why would I go to a chat room that instant messages instead of 1 per day messages..." Oh, I don't know, maybe it's faster, I never thought of that!
And yes, I do know what those "big words" mean, if you think I don't.
Now, I'm not trying to be mean, but if you know what all that means, you'd think you'd know why would you join a chat room where there's instant messages instead of 1 per day messages.
You apparently don't know what the big words mean. Instant, no, maybe faster on response time, but slow on answer time. If someone would be kind enough to just run through the above an look at it, I'm pretty sure they can answer it cohesively in a single post.
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Why would it be more beneficial to join that? The same question remains of "What does this code mean?" and I'm pretty sure that one long synopsis would be a better medium than many short, slightly dis-jointed synopses.
The jist of what you seem to have skipped is in sentence 3, in which I state that in a situation such as this, when a long explanation is required, it is better to have all of it out and clarified in a single post, thus eliminating the problems of Chat, which include having chopped up language and not being as cohesive because you cannot quote.
In even simpler terms: 1 Long Post > Many Short Sentences
Funny Tidbit: I post a question. Instead of an answer, I get a philosophical argument between the merits of Chat Rooms and Forum Threads.