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<p>[QUOTE="USS656, post: 253705, member: 6641"]I know nothing and I'm still way to new at this to think that I will not continue to make mistakes. That's OK as long as I limit those mistakes and use them as a means to learn. </p><p> </p><p>What I have learned is that it is OK to give an opinion if asked (at least on this forum). I think this group offers a great opportunity to new collectors because of the size of the group and the different levels of knowledge. I believe it is OK for new collectors to give opinions, as it is a learning opportunity for them. The comment that even the most knowledgeable are still learning should really be considered by the less knowledgeable collectors. With all of their knowledge, they recognize that there is still more to learn even in areas where they are considered the expert. </p><p> </p><p>Everyone should conduct themselves respectfully and check their egos at the door. Those that want to insist that their view/opinion/idea of fact is correct should reread the last paragraph. This is a great place to enjoy the hobby and learn. There is no such thing as a stupid question and for me there is nothing better than learning an assumption I have made is not correct - it means I have learned something. I'll never be offended by someone correcting me and I am always looking for constructive feedback. </p><p> </p><p>My point is I am happy that the moderators here do not squash the newer collectors opinions and comments. If you read enough on this forum you will understand what is likely accurate and what is suspect. </p><p> </p><p>Consider this - I think your credentials are as much about how you conduct yourself, as how much you know.</p><p> </p><p>I mentioned in another post that a thread I start is an opportunity for a discussion and rarely do I start a thread that I hope is short and to the point. That is like a lost opportunity to delve into areas I have not even thought to go. Join the discussion, ask questions, make comments, and enjoy the experience of learning something new...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="USS656, post: 253705, member: 6641"]I know nothing and I'm still way to new at this to think that I will not continue to make mistakes. That's OK as long as I limit those mistakes and use them as a means to learn. What I have learned is that it is OK to give an opinion if asked (at least on this forum). I think this group offers a great opportunity to new collectors because of the size of the group and the different levels of knowledge. I believe it is OK for new collectors to give opinions, as it is a learning opportunity for them. The comment that even the most knowledgeable are still learning should really be considered by the less knowledgeable collectors. With all of their knowledge, they recognize that there is still more to learn even in areas where they are considered the expert. Everyone should conduct themselves respectfully and check their egos at the door. Those that want to insist that their view/opinion/idea of fact is correct should reread the last paragraph. This is a great place to enjoy the hobby and learn. There is no such thing as a stupid question and for me there is nothing better than learning an assumption I have made is not correct - it means I have learned something. I'll never be offended by someone correcting me and I am always looking for constructive feedback. My point is I am happy that the moderators here do not squash the newer collectors opinions and comments. If you read enough on this forum you will understand what is likely accurate and what is suspect. Consider this - I think your credentials are as much about how you conduct yourself, as how much you know. I mentioned in another post that a thread I start is an opportunity for a discussion and rarely do I start a thread that I hope is short and to the point. That is like a lost opportunity to delve into areas I have not even thought to go. Join the discussion, ask questions, make comments, and enjoy the experience of learning something new...[/QUOTE]
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