We know the threads that are so interesting that we just wanna look at every new reply because it's interesting and helps us spend some of our time we could be doing anything else.

So what makes them interesting enough that you like reading the replies so much that you favorite them? For me is has to be when the thread is controversial in someway. Yea, people are tired of controversy and I get that. But you gotta admit, it can be pretty interesting to see it going on at times. Jut being in the controversy makes it a lot worse xp.

Sanspai : Lets just say.....The topic that's the most important thing when making a thread. It has to be interesting also it has to be something that grabs your attention too. Lets say for instance its a thread you will be able to reply on, because its about a subject to do with life. What you like, and what you may not like as well. This is different for everyone because not all threads will make people to post only certain numbers. If its something that relates to everyone or most people, that thread is going to get a lot of replies. Because its something a conversation people can talk amongs themselves on, and what their opinions are for it. It gives them a sense of relief to understand other peoples preferences on things, and to help learn also on as well. Also fun threads people would tend to engage in, because its something really fun to them to do.

There aren't too many threads that actually interest me enough to "Favorite" them. I think right now I only have 2 in that category, one being the New Codes thread in the Market, and my Staff Role thread since it's a requirement.

I wouldn't say it's that the threads don't pique my interest enough to do so, I just don't want a Notification for every single reply the threads get. The way I see it is if a thread is interesting enough that I want to keep up on it, I'll do so without the extra reminder. If I end up forgetting about it altogether, then it couldn't have been that interesting from my perspective, ya know?

To me, a thread becomes interesting when the user either asks a question I haven't been asked before, or when a dialogue by users in a thread is concise enough to trigger the part of my brain that makes me think, "oh, these people speak my language".

For me, a thread is three things.

1. A forum for thought, where someone can dump a seemingly meaningless thought and have it given meaning by others.

2. A place of advice, where someone can advise others (namely the OP of the thread) as to their personal opinions.

3. A place of general discussion, where a basic idea can be given more shape, and take on more forms than its present one.

All three of these notions have one thing in common, community interaction and engagement. Threads that do not have a high enough level of interaction or engagement just will not interest me. That's why some incredibly intelligent threads might go unnoticed by me. If a thread is smart, that's great, but I want to feel like I'm contributing something to the general idea of the forum.

If it makes me question my own personal morals, believe me that I'll have some sort of interest in it. Because of that, I mostly reply to threads by ultrajeff since he asks a lot of moral questions. Otherwise I'm not interested in a lot of things because they're just about food or something

If a thread interests me or annoys me,whichever comes first. I have butted heads with many on here about my views. A lot on here see me as archaic or outdated,just as I see a lot on here as idealistic or unrealistic.

I like to reply to threads that are related to something I'm interested in. This can be threads related to video games, music, movies, entertainment, etc. I usually end up replying to threads where video games (rgr games) are being discussed. It also depends on how many other people are replying to them, and if their replies are sort of similar to the way I feel about the thread being discussed. Sometimes, there are topics I want to reply to and some topics I don't. Especially if this has to do with religion or politics. 

For me, it would be a thread that I would easily put my thoughts into words for.
The thread could ask a question, but it should invoke more than just "yes or no" answers.
I also like to mostly take part in threads that aren't that controversial, as I don't like to take sides or butt heads with anyone.

A few things make a thread seem interesting to me. First of all, I like if the thread asks a thought provoking question. It should make you think on a deeper level about things you may not usually think about. I also like if the thread has a decent amount of controversy, and the opinions aren't just one sided. It's good to see a wide variety of opinions and beliefs, so you can get to understand how other people or groups feel and think. It's alright for people to agree on things, but it would get very boring, very fast if everyone agreed on everything, as we'd essentially be robots doing the same thing. 

Of course the topic, but I ain't gonna open a thread if the title doesn't reflect the thread topics you know. So im gonna say, both the title and the topic

What makes a thread interesting to me is if I care about it and the thread title and description are accurate. I have put up threads before and people seem to enjoy them. I also try to address everyone that posted and I like seeing someone's thoughts,even if I disagree with them.

Usually the only times where I'm so interested in a thread that I want to see every reply are when it's my own thread or when it's a TdV thread There have been some threads I favorited that are vizzed rap battle tournaments because I always enjoy seeing those, and threads with deep topics that I like discussing.

I don't really know, to be honest. If I have something to share with people about the topic then that's when I usually post in it. I don't think there are many threads that I find "interesting". As long as I have the ability to post in it and actually have some thoughts to give then I'll go ahead and post in it, like this one.

I like threads that make people examine their beliefs and what they automatically assume. I think the conversations that have people going back and forth and encourage actual dialogue, not just spouting of facts and dogma, are fun to pay attention to.

Saying that, I have never favorited a thread on purpose. I'll back and revisit some threads to see if anything interesting is added to the conversation. Sometimes the insight into people's lives is fun to experience.

The topic of the thread and whatever discussion sprouts from it, especially if it shows a good degree of communication between the users then I'm interested in responding.

Kackarot : I'm with you. The "Yes," "No," or "My favorite color is blue," and that's it... those aren't a waste of time but they don't grab my attention in any way. I feel like if I'm not writing 100 words, I don't really want to answer the question because there's not much going on with it.

The threads that are interesting are where people go back and forth with their opinions and thoughts. Those are fun to hear who believes in what.