I don't feel the forum games are fun anymore. In particular, the M episodes one was extremely frustrating with attempting to push down my least favorites while those least favorites continue going up. Adding to this is how the recently added Hurt and Heal regulations thread that infuriated me, and soon expands to users explaining the unfunness of forum games. I attempt to control my frustration whenever things don't go my way by using Patrick boos, attempting to make an oppose comment in a fun way, but they turn out to be negatively influential. Retaliation of those Patrick boos made it more repetitive and unfunny, and overall it inflamed more anger than it helped reduce anger. The entire combination of unfunness combined has made forum games become stripped of all fun, because of all the plainness it now remains.
In the meantime, I will still be improving more wiki content, as well as doing episode suggestion comments in User blog:Qwertyxp2000 the second/Requests for my Whole Episode Ratings. Even better, I can still show off my great art of non-SpongeBob characters to express more of my virtual individuality. Just like Squidward, the reviews I get from my hard work don't tend to be acknowledged in such the standard that I would like to, so I tend to think no one is appreciating my hard work. Instead, I have the feeling that nobody tends to have some form of interest in opportunitistic talent that I may possess, so I tend to have them recede in the current set of work that I was doing. However, when I improve more wiki content, especially the improvement of galleries, I can show off my talent of how brilliant I am in opening the nostalgia that readers may tend to think about. And when I do episode suggestion comments, it encourages me to improve my writing skills on how to convince readers of my views, rather than using forwards-and-backwards "mechanized" work.
It seems that in this current point in time, I feel happy whenever I express my own personal opinions of a certain thought without "push-dominance", as in opinions that push back and forth like Squog and SpongeGar's fight (please refer to "File:054 - Ugh (0923).jpg"). By spending more time showing my episode preferences, I will be able to display more information about everything about my preferences within the SpongeBob franchise without being constantly pressurized by push-dominance, which in Hurt and Heal is a strongly prominent feature in its gameplay. By expressing personal opinions without getting backfire, it encourages me to increase the amount of knowledgebase surrounding the SpongeBob franchise without getting conflicted by an unexpected strike. When I get striked or conflicted by a gameplay dispute, for example, I often get angry and tend to lose my motivation in doing great edits to Encyclopedia SpongeBobia, and instead fixate on the problem, rather than how many users would do which is to release the tension of the problem. I get angry when Mrs. Puff You're Fired is pushed excessively forward with no backwards (until later on) and no one is even acknowledging my side of the dislike of that episode. Worse of all is when users copy my booing style in something I already booed at. For myself to avoid fixations on conflicts, I decide that I should focus more on creating user blogs and subuserpages that connect more closely on my writingspace.
And in the meantime with discuss mod privileges, I will still use them for moderating comments on this wiki, as well as closing messages on message walls if necessary, also as well as re-replacing recently moved images.