ok well maybe not a pop up but when you register it automatically takes you to the faq section

 

I agree with RAMHUNTER. When I first joined almost every Thread was about the headline. Now when you go into a thread 3-4 lines are on topic then you have to read or scroll through 5-9 off topics to get back on topic. Especialy when it has nothing to do with MOPAR at all.

 

thank you bro....you get what im sayin

 

Its fine, I answer what I can, Comment on some, and ignore what I don't like. All forums are like that, Except a select few heavily moderated ones. I actually like some repetitive posts because you get different information from time to time than you did on the first post.

 

Well instead of repostin the same DAMN questions' just bump the old thread and see if you could get new answears, It's not that hard. I have seen alot of the old timers ( orignial members ) quit making suggestions on threads just cause they don't want to read the BULL S@#T!

 

Add a splash screen for guest users and new users, first 5 logins for a new user and every time for a guest display a splash screen that says please use the FAQs section to look for your question or something along those lines.

 

well here's the deal....from now on when someone posts a question in the main section that you know for a fact that topic is covered just repost this simple phrase: "LOOK IN THE FAQ".....that should pretty well cover it

 

so true hell i have done this

 

The threads might get old, but Im sure i posted the same stuff about tire sizes and intakes years back when i joined. I just skip through what i dont want to read and learn what i can even from posts I don't respond to. hell, i even went to the FAQ and do it yourself last weekend to help me out with something on a friends truck. I would really hate to see this site turn into something like one i used to belong to that Hammer and some of these other guys are probably still on. Some forums you actually feel intimidated enough to not post on there, or feel like your rig isn't "hardcore" enough to belong to. at least people can come here and post stuff. I do agree that some of the back-and-forth could be done in pm's, theres a few guys on here i pm instead of clogging up other peoples threads. All in all, its the best dang forum I have found so far...

 

I agree with the "hardcore" part also, I don't want that either, but all the talk about lawnmowers, clothes, what I did in school ect. is geting a little old, quick.