The New Yorker said
Well, that's not entirely true, but your point is made. I should probably point out that I don't have free roaming access to the internet in my home as I did in school. Generally I post things from the Library. Maybe I'll get something up today, if I'm inspired. I get the feeling that I don't necessarily need to post in order for the story to move on, so I might just let that happen instead. We'll see.
An internet connection is certainly one thing, but the other part of you statement, I will admit, irks me. You don't
need to post for the story to move on. Hell, I could write the entire thing myself, print it out, slap a cover onto it and call it a novel. The reason I don't do that is because I like to participate in a RP where I have the pleasure to react and create upon the work of others, and I assume that is why you're here as well.
If you are not inspired, not enjoying the RP, than don't post. I am not a proponent of filler text, so I'm not demanding that of you by any stretch. What I am saying is that if you're going to be a part of a team based creative endeavor, which is what an RP is, than have the courtesy to participate with some alacrity. Before the long weekend you asked for suggestions regarding what to post, and I believe I responded with several very viable options for Gabe to pursue, one of which involved the inclusion of another character that has been absent IC for some time.
I can understand if this RP doesn't pique your interest, I truly do. No story will ever stir inspiration in everyone, and that is totally fine. What is frustrating is to read promises for posts that don't come, especially when they are worded with the same level of desire as one might place in removing gum from the bottom of their shoe.