Any advice

[Geo]

Just gonna throw this out there. I lurked on the forum for about three months before I joined. I found the information i was looking for by reading post and reading Hoke's book but i had to register to post and ask questions. A person can register today and start asking questions today as long as they know what questions to ask and can understand the answers and there would be no problem. Seeing the same questions over and over gets tiresome to some and you really can't blame them. As with any dysfunctional family, we need to accept that no one knows it all and no one is absolutely right on everything and try to keep the infighting at a minimum.

 

[resabed01]

Well said Geo

Seeing the same questions over and over gets tiresome to some and you really can't blame them.

What I don't get is if the newbie posts annoy and are tiresome, why do people keep responding to them? If they are really that bothersome, click off it and go read something else. Some do respond because they genuinely want to help and those are the ones that make this forum a great place to learn.

If a new member asks a elementary question about how to turn computers into gold bricks and gets no response, what do you think they'll do next? They will go off and do their searches like they should have done in the first place.

 

[pgms4me]

If a new member asks a elementary question about how to turn computers into gold bricks and gets no response, what do you think they'll do next? They will go off and do their searches like they should have done in the first place.[/quote]


Or worse! Try to do revcover or refine something with their limited and incomplete information and hurt or maim themselves or others. The extra time someone takes to answer a question(short or long answer) shows they care about their safety of the poster as well as the professionalism of the forum. Thank you members for all your time and exhausting repition to keep this forum the safest and best it can be.