Wait, who is Marcy from Mouseinfo again? I need to be reminded every few years.
On an unrelated note, I miss Jonvn.
Oh, wow! Talk about blasts from the past! Marcie was
so, so, so dishy and fun in her pandering and smarmy way circa 2003. I always liked to imagine that Marcie was actually Cynthia Harriss, posting from her airy Laguna Beach lair over a glass of Pinot Gris, but I suppose the reality was far less exciting. She was probably just a frumpy middle manager in Marketing posting from a one-bedroom apartment in Brea over a can of Bud Lite Lime.
Although it was a bit telling how quickly she disappeared once the Harriss era ended suddenly to spend more time with family, so I still think Marcie could have been someone from Cynthia's circle, if not her... ilk.
As for jonvn, he was such a grumpy jerk. But I do miss him too. He faded away quickly on Laughingplace after Bob Iger admitted in the Wall Street Journal that DCA was a failure and they were going to spend 1 Billion to fix it.
The hubris to think TDA has been paying someone since the usenet days- so 1998- to sway public opinion on Disneyland by targeting a niche group of die hard fans on the forums is astounding. There may have been a few people reading Micechat in the 2000s and maybe the occasional corporate plant but the whole TP angle is just ridiculous.
Especially now with a site that only has a few active posters- I hate to say it but I just don't think we're important enough over here for TDA to give us that much attention.
Thanks, that's a point I remember making a year ago. Or at least thinking it. If it was 2003 I could maybe buy it, but in 2019? To a few dozen diehard fans who populate this fun yet backwater message board in the 2014-2019 age of Twitter and Instagram and YouTube Lifestyle Bloggers?
Also, if I'm supposed to be getting paid for 17 years of posting here, I have a heckuva back paycheck coming my way.
I think my posting here about Disneyland trivia and hotel recommendations and snarky executive bitchfests would have as much impact if I'd been posting on Myspace in 2019. A couple dozen folks might have seen it there too, but what would have been the point?
Seriously gang, look at the short list of names here, look at the viewing counts on threads considering the few dozen regular posters make up the vast majority of those repeated viewing figures.
And then think... why would anyone actually care? How could it impact anything of any importance? I just can't get it to pencil out in my head. Like who honestly cares?