Whether it's a new job, gadgets like a cell phone or software that you know will make your life easier once you learn it, I find the process of learning something new such a drag; nature's joke that it doesn't get any easier the older you get. How come science hasn't yet invented the "mind meld?" Hey, Spock gave them the idea years ago. 
I imagine the "veterans" on this site must be somewhat amused when reading the "newbie" posts as they can certainly relate and probably chuckle in commiseration. As much as they'd like to help, and often do, they must know vaping isn't something that can be taught. What they went through months ago, so must we all. All they can do is answer questions, share their experiences and perhaps steer us in the right direction based on our wants/needs. And while they can certainly sound the alarm on the more outrageous, if not potentially dangerous
, suggestions, they now have to contend with the rapid growth of a movement that is sweeping the world. They are, after all, partly responsible!
The power of the internet has drawn people from many nations and every demographic to sites like this (best one I found, btw) that give of their collective knowledge at no involuntary cost to the public, resulting in new "vapers" every day. I suppose you could say SJ, or whoever, created a monster. Rumor has it he's working on how to more effectively deal with it, making it perhaps more user- or knowlege-friendly. Hang in there; it will be worth it.
As for me, I'll keep plugging away, literally, and nosing around in the 'Modification' section in search of a better "mousetrap." If I hadn't read about a way to modify the vexing little cartridges that come with stock filler to mete out the liquid nicotine, I may have given up on vaping altogether by now.
For you vets out there who can empathize, I'm currently experiencing the angst of finding a happy medium between flooding my attomizers and dealing with the metalic or burnt taste of a too-dry atty. But when I hit the sweet spot......ahhhhhhh, it's just SO good. 
Frankly, I'm amazed I completely quit smoking after 37 years - the dreaded stinkies
the same day I got my not-quite-perfect personal vaporizer in the mail. As long as I don't have to futz around too much with this alternate nicotine delivery system, I'm committed to it for the rest of my life. Or at least as long as I choose to continue to use nicotine.
As a service to my fellow man, I vow to faithfully spread the word about vaping without becoming one of those annoying non-smokers
I'm so familiar with.
Many thanks to the person/people responsible for creating this website. Vape on!
I imagine the "veterans" on this site must be somewhat amused when reading the "newbie" posts as they can certainly relate and probably chuckle in commiseration. As much as they'd like to help, and often do, they must know vaping isn't something that can be taught. What they went through months ago, so must we all. All they can do is answer questions, share their experiences and perhaps steer us in the right direction based on our wants/needs. And while they can certainly sound the alarm on the more outrageous, if not potentially dangerous
, suggestions, they now have to contend with the rapid growth of a movement that is sweeping the world. They are, after all, partly responsible!The power of the internet has drawn people from many nations and every demographic to sites like this (best one I found, btw) that give of their collective knowledge at no involuntary cost to the public, resulting in new "vapers" every day. I suppose you could say SJ, or whoever, created a monster. Rumor has it he's working on how to more effectively deal with it, making it perhaps more user- or knowlege-friendly. Hang in there; it will be worth it.
As for me, I'll keep plugging away, literally, and nosing around in the 'Modification' section in search of a better "mousetrap." If I hadn't read about a way to modify the vexing little cartridges that come with stock filler to mete out the liquid nicotine, I may have given up on vaping altogether by now.
Frankly, I'm amazed I completely quit smoking after 37 years - the dreaded stinkies
As a service to my fellow man, I vow to faithfully spread the word about vaping without becoming one of those annoying non-smokers
I'm so familiar with.Many thanks to the person/people responsible for creating this website. Vape on!

Any others on your short list?!