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Ok I've read a lot of posts recently puttin newbies down... which is fine if its deserving but I think instead of doing a direct kick in the nuts post I'd help by posting some analogies which may put things into reality for all of us.
1. When posting in the forums act as if you are standing in a crowded room...if anyone wants they can listen in and hear everything u say. This is why source posting is bad, price posting is bad etc...None of us would ever openly talk about gear in a room full of people we don't know for obvious reasons.
2. When doing pm's treat them like a phone call, yah you have an intended audience, but phones can be tapped...they are a little more private but again should be treated with some caution.
3. Getting cycle advice... Just like in school you were never allowed to simply ask the teacher for an answer you had to reasearch and try over and over, and then once you did research and practice and didn't get the answer you were looking for then they would gladly help you with the answer or the right place to find it.
4. Personal conduct. Simple don't be an asshole, many guys on here have been members of other boards or have really put lots of years into aas use and lifting. Treat each person respectfully because you have no idea who you really might be insulting
5. Search button, gotta love it...
I know theres forum rules and sticky's but ever see how few people have read it in terms of total membership... yah kinda scary
So I hope this helps, and I hope this is more a positive way of going about a recent problem
K
1. When posting in the forums act as if you are standing in a crowded room...if anyone wants they can listen in and hear everything u say. This is why source posting is bad, price posting is bad etc...None of us would ever openly talk about gear in a room full of people we don't know for obvious reasons.
2. When doing pm's treat them like a phone call, yah you have an intended audience, but phones can be tapped...they are a little more private but again should be treated with some caution.
3. Getting cycle advice... Just like in school you were never allowed to simply ask the teacher for an answer you had to reasearch and try over and over, and then once you did research and practice and didn't get the answer you were looking for then they would gladly help you with the answer or the right place to find it.
4. Personal conduct. Simple don't be an asshole, many guys on here have been members of other boards or have really put lots of years into aas use and lifting. Treat each person respectfully because you have no idea who you really might be insulting
5. Search button, gotta love it...
I know theres forum rules and sticky's but ever see how few people have read it in terms of total membership... yah kinda scary
So I hope this helps, and I hope this is more a positive way of going about a recent problem
K
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