Eh, I understand when some people need to cut things out of their lives. Drastic change is one of the best ways to shock yourself into actually getting things done.
I've actually been considering doing the same lately, and this is as good a trigger as any (there are no good ones). I find myself browsing this forum,
looking for something to read. It's the same compulsive behavior I had with console games back in high school - doing it because I'm bored and I don't feel like work. It's not really wrong in itself, but it gets so easy to make it the default, and that's when the trap sets in. Once I start responding to boredom with a timesink, instead of at least considering whether or not I can do work, I don't get things done besides the bare minimum. The only reason I ever broke out of that before was by not having a TV for 2 years.
Might be a different motivation, but I dunno. I think I see where Glyph was coming from. I think I'm going to try to limit myself - I love you people* too much to just up and quit, but I'll see how that works out. Maybe an hour and a half each day, tops - I mean, I think I have a problem when that's
cutting back. I hope I have the willpower to make it work. I'll see when I can start it. And, please, take it as a compliment that you guys are so awesome I worry I might be addicted on some level.
*<Pre-emptive "What do you mean 'you people'" joke>