Getting Frustrated
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Curious, when is a noob considered a noob? Is it the person with the least amount of posts? I have noticed an ample amount of these questions coming from members with 4-digit post numbers. A lot of young and lesser experienced people are on here trying to find the information that we all have asked before. I agree with the previous few, bring on the questions. I assume this forum is for Dodge enthusiasts, start 'em young and let them learn. They may just be working on your truck one day!!!
Now,,,, Back to huntin'
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Now,,,, Back to huntin'
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Last edited by KY BIGRAM; 11-16-2010 at 02:05 PM.
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Everyone wants specific answers to their truck, and they want pictures and personal bests, and the people that post change from time to time too.
The best mod to this site would be a 100 post milestone before you can start a thread.
Other than that, we all like to brag about our truck and what we have that we enjoy, so let 'em ask. I know I've started some threads without searching...also it's it's not a tech thread then it's personal opinoin anyway, so why not gather your own data based on your specific question.
Can't we all just get along?
The best mod to this site would be a 100 post milestone before you can start a thread.
Other than that, we all like to brag about our truck and what we have that we enjoy, so let 'em ask. I know I've started some threads without searching...also it's it's not a tech thread then it's personal opinoin anyway, so why not gather your own data based on your specific question.
Can't we all just get along?
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I like that radical.
One thing I wish was more common .....Members who solve their issue who actually report back their findings for others to learn from. You get lots of these guys who make a thread and there's 100 replies all with good info, but no actual end result. Therefore, a newbie coming along asks the same question and the cylce repeats yet again.
Ask, get answered, fix your problem, report back! It's simple and respectufl IMO.
I agree with Weedahoe, while it does get repetative, all forums would be dead if nobody made new or otherwise repeat posts.
Pjordan said it best...Everyone wants specific answers to THEIR own truck. Not everyone can relate anothers problems with their own. They need to be told over and over by several different members before they feel comfortable about fixing the problem.
But OP, The FAQ SECTION is where it's at for the stuff you mentioned.
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One thing I wish was more common .....Members who solve their issue who actually report back their findings for others to learn from. You get lots of these guys who make a thread and there's 100 replies all with good info, but no actual end result. Therefore, a newbie coming along asks the same question and the cylce repeats yet again.
Ask, get answered, fix your problem, report back! It's simple and respectufl IMO.
I agree with Weedahoe, while it does get repetative, all forums would be dead if nobody made new or otherwise repeat posts.
Pjordan said it best...Everyone wants specific answers to THEIR own truck. Not everyone can relate anothers problems with their own. They need to be told over and over by several different members before they feel comfortable about fixing the problem.
But OP, The FAQ SECTION is where it's at for the stuff you mentioned.
.................^^^^^Click^^^^^
Last edited by dirtydog; 11-16-2010 at 02:51 PM.
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Curious, when is a noob considered a noob? Is it the person with the least amount of posts? I have noticed an ample amount of these questions coming from members with 4-digit post numbers. A lot of young and lesser experienced people are on here trying to find the information that we all have asked before. I agree with the previous few, bring on the questions. I assume this forum is for Dodge enthusiasts, start 'em young and let them learn. They may just be working on your truck one day!!!
Now,,,, Back to huntin'
.................................................. .................................................. ................................![Icon Wheel](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wheel.gif)
Now,,,, Back to huntin'
![Icon Hunter](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_hunter.gif)
![Icon Wheel](https://dodgeforum.com/forum/images/smilies/icon_wheel.gif)