New members post requirements just lead to clutter.

[Monkey-Boy]

My problem is that I've been a lurker for so long that, now that I have decided to actually get more involved, I have to get through the min. # of posts, when I could have had them done months ago.

 

[DocWyatt]

As a former owner of a web site... I 100% agree with the posts thingy as spam is a huge problem. I just think they should relax on the moving posts to other sections a bit.... If the newbie section is not fun, there will be few, if any vets to assist. Moving so many posts is... far less than wise, to be as politically correct as possible.

 

[smokingRN]

Most of the posts are useful. I have found out about tons of websites. I have already ordered from three of them. I found out about a site that sells unflavored ejuice $33 for 36mg/250ml. It will be awhile before I can order it because I have ordered too much already.

 

[asti]

It is just one of those things, 50 of one 1/2 dozen of another... it's the rules of the forum for a solid reason there fore, have some

with yer cheese and WHINE -
say howdy, then say this is my short story, then tell whatcha wanna do, then say thanks for all the responses and supporters, then say, yeah BUT... and yer on the way!

The alternative would be that this forum could be totally unreadable unless you DID join up - that indeed would stop all this whinging wouldn't it?
It's not the forums fault anyone decided to lurk for ages before joining...gleaning as they went along... and some people just need the extra experience of using a keyboard and being comfortable, what-ever...
It's a learning curve, please just relax, type away, make a joke, learn something and share something... (quite pleased with myself, spelled catastrophic right out of the gate first time out, LOL)

Cathie

 

[Linda Marie]

mellow out

 

[JustPeachy]

Some people don't like rules.