What Makes a Thread a "Quality Thread"?

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This was originally going to be a thread about my favorite travel destinations of the Orient. Or a thread about Christmas music. Or a thread about what holidays are covered with the phrase "Happy Holidays'. All very valid thread topics worthy of the label of a "quality thread". But as an esteemed disqus investigative journalist, a more striking subject matter was at hand. There were reports of my previous threads being "low effort" and "low quality". So I had to do some investigation on why those threads were low quality. 


Some of the features of a quality include the following, brought to you by Google Gemini

  • Evenness: Prevents changes in tension while sewing 
  • Abrasion resistance: High-quality thread resists abrasion 
  • Smoothness: Thread should be smooth enough to pass easily through machine guides 
  • Strength: Thread should be strong enough to hold seams together through wear and laundering 
  • Stretch: Thread should have enough stretch to prevent breaking or puckering seams 
  • Tightly spun: High-quality thread is tightly spun together so that few fibers deviate from the strand 
  • Lint: High-quality cotton thread produces less lint while sewing 
  • Tight twist: A tight twist makes thread stronger and reduces lint 

I wonder if the previous threads have such qualities. 

But in the end, none of that really matters. 

You know what makes a real quality thread? Quality people.  

That's right. I'm talking about YOU. YOU make this thread a quality thread. So enjoy this quality thread. It's quality not because of the 15 minutes I spent to type it up. Or the great images and embedded videos I added. Or even the thread topic. It's because of the great people of Project Chaos Theory, and I mean great people. The creeps, racists, and paedos get weeded out and removed instead of being embraced or given second and third chances. A thread simply cannot be of the highest quality with such people. 



What's your favorite Christmas song? Where are you traveling for the holidays? Do you celebrate a holiday other than Christmas? 







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