Are you loyal to the websites that you join?

whoah! That is just amazing! I don't ever recall me having posted like half of those people! Wow, some of them even got 9years! Shucks! The site must've really been fun for them to be in there for so long eh? I'm wondering if they are being paid for loyalty there. :) Anyway, I'm not really loyal to any site, I think it would be a pure waste of time when they can't give you a little bit of compensation. Well, I think they have formed friends or something like that. What site was it anyway?

As for me, i prefer to stay loyal to those few sites which i had joins for nearly 3 years now. Because they had been paying me well within the time frame, without fail. Besides that, i feel being loyal to one site like Mylot is good, since we can makes friends with people from around the world. So, i feel being loyal have their good benefit as well. Besides that, i do join some new sites, to see how is the new site works as well.

Hi. Porcospino. I am active at myLot for four years now. I have also been at clixsense.com and donkeymails.com for four years now too. Any other websites, I have been active for almost a year too. Wow! I wonder what is the name of this website that members have this many posts too. When I first started working online, I thought that I would be unable to stay a member for so long at these sites, but I have made it!

To the extent that the people on their website have been to their users I think. Often times I have not been posting in that many places as of yet. However, there were many websites that I was with six, seven, eight years. Some of them are no longer around anywhere online. That is sadly the nature of the Internet. A website can be there on one day, but the next day it could be rather gone and disappear without a trace. Much to the disappointment of the entire community. Often times something else pops up from the ashes, but it is never quite the same than the first time true. Granted, a website that treats their members like valuable people and is very user friendly, that is going to inspire a lot of loyalty. Treat me well, and I'll treat you well, everything nicely comes full circle in many ways. So I have had that kind of brand loyalty in many ways. One day, that website forum or whatever might not be there. Therefore, it is a good idea to enjoy it for the moments I can. The end could come before I know it.

I'm loyal to a message board known as Capcom unity, I've been a member to that message board ever since I was 12. That message board doesn't pay money but I spend more time that social network more than Anything else. I does happen to be Obsessed with the video games created by Capcom. The reason why I stick to that community, is that the listen to my suggestions about certain videogame titles. Other times they don't listen to me though, but the fact that the ceo of the company response back to my questions and sometimes consider my suggestions makes me happy about that message board. I remembered the use some of my suggestions and implemented into their games. I suggested character designs, features I wanted to be added to the game's and so much more. Throughout the years they used some of my ideas and I'm really happy. I don't even need to be paid just seem ideas comes into Fruitition makes me smile. I'm also loyal to a message board about my favorite TV show, it's a reality show actually, I've been a member there since I was 13 and a former contestants of that reality show were also members of that message board so that's why I've been a member of that place for a long time. If people from those message boards will only join mylot, I will be the happiest person alive. I did try to recruit people from those communities but they were too stubborn.

If I find the site to be as interesting as the day I joined I will definitely remain loyal to that site,but I also like new challenges,so I sometimes search for new and interesting sites and then to divide the available time between those different sites,so I like both the old and the new and try to make them coexist.Anyway,there's one site on which I've been a member for more than 4 years and I'm still active there,it's an online football manager and it's the site on which I have been active for the longest period.

Hi friend.. Mylot is the first social site that i joined, next to it is facebook. I am not a frequent visitor of facebook and i dont know its uses too but here in mylot.... i never consider it as a website rather i consider it as a forum of some family members. Hence i try to be loyal to mylot. Have a nice day.

The loyalty depends upon the offerings. If the site is very happenning, updated and easy to access, the frequency of visitors are high and so the loyalty. But certain sites seems to be least bothered about the new trends and user friendly things, so there is no question of being loyal to them. But for eg. Mylot, it really gives lot of variety and earnings for the members so the loyalty will be high in this. Also the sites like FB or Orkut, which more or less, family networking (lost & found formula) so the people sticks to them. Some looking for family others for ex boy or girlfriends.

I have been playing in a site for keeping pets for more than 10 years. I do try other new things in between, but eventually I chose to stick to it and play. Well unlike making boyfriend or girlfriend, I don't think 100% loyalty is needed. People turn to good things, or say better things, whenever there are. Once they found out the things are not as good as they imagine, they will turn to the old things they used to be with. haaa