Why did I get kicked off the newbie thread? I still have dumb beginner questions to ask.

[Bethzilla]

I've only been at this for a week! There is so much material on these forums, it is hard to find my way around. I really think you guys should let us post newbie threads for a day or two longer.

 

[juicejunky]

It's a post count thing. You can ask the same dumb questions anywhere. I do.

Try general discussion or equipment specific forums.

 

[Bethzilla]

tx, juicejunky, will do. I suspect they will get very sick of me real fast, however. Some of us have to reflect a bit before we ask our REALLY dumb questions

 

[Eddie.Willers]

Beginner questions are never dumb! How else are you gonna' learn if ya' don't ask?

 

[classwife]

http://www.e-cigarette-forum.com/fo...imit-start-new-threads-new-members-forum.html

Once you have had 70 posts, you should know your way around the forum well enough to be able to post a thread in the area that will get you the best relults.

You're not a "New Member" anymore.....Congratulations !!

 

[juicejunky]

Reminds me of the time I got on at 2AM frustrated because my mod batteries wouldn't finish charging after 12 hours. I thought the new charger was busted. Some kind member pointed out I might have them in upside down. He was right.

 

[Katya]

I've only been at this for a week! There is so much material on these forums, it is hard to find my way around. I really think you guys should let us post newbie threads for a day or two longer.

I also suggest that you do a quick Advanced Search before you even ask a question. Odds are that your question has been answered a hundred times already. And discussed at length.

Click Advanced Search, click Search Single Content Type, type in your keyword, or words, below, and choose "posts" at the bottom of page.

 

[ScottB]

I also suggest that you do a quick Advanced Search before you even ask a question. Odds are that your question has been answered a hundred times already. And discussed at length.

Click Advanced Search, click Search Single Content Type, type in your keyword, or words, below, and choose "posts" at the bottom of page.

Good advice ^this^... because even if you don't find *your* question answered or discussed, you'll likely find the *right* sub-forum to be asking your question in.

 

[tiburonfirst]

Good advice ^this^... because even if you don't find *your* question answered or discussed, you'll likely find the *right* sub-forum to be asking your question in.

wrong, wrong, wrong!!!!!

for the most accurate ecf search function find tweety (katya) and post your question to her!

 

[swedishfish]

I understand it and felt a bit the same.

In the new member section you can ask any old question and get answers right away. It's more complicated after that, you have to figure out if it's the right section and answers aren't as fast. It's comfy in the newbie section.

Join a group! There are tons of great groups.