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<p>[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 1018459, member: 13650"]This thread has really blossomed. The answers to the OP can be found throughout.</p><p><br /></p><p> I would agree with JerseyCat about the forum slipping in quality posts. When I joined in 2008, it seemed like a very different place than it is now. It just seems kind of slow now. Which may not necessarily mean a "bad thing". It could just be that all of the members have discussed so much back and forth, that everyone has mostly learned what they wanted and don't have much to say anymore. That's pretty much where I'm at. I've read a lot here and several books. I tend to always be thinking about different things but feel that I've asked most everything I could come up with. I don't create many new posts anymore just because I haven't thought of something worth while to post lately. </p><p><br /></p><p> On top of this, people are busy! I'd say most people won't take the time to read this entire page 2, let alone this whole thread. Let alone 15-20 different threads a day here.</p><p><br /></p><p> Would have to agree, the subject line needs to be very specific and has to be interesting. I skip 90% of the threads anymore and I usually will not post unless I feel I can add something thought provoking. I admit, I'll usually look at the topic and then look to see who the OP was, before I'll click on it. Nothing against the newcomers. I just know a veteran's post may be more interesting to me. </p><p><br /></p><p> There is a wealth of excellent, old threads here. The newbies would do themselves a lot of good to go back and read some of them from the past few years. The search function works great. I'd rather see an old one bumped up than a brand new one with the same subject line I've seen 5 times before. </p><p><br /></p><p> A lot of thought has went into answers in old threads. Most people don't feel like writing it all over again for someone else, again and again. Just the way it works in every forum.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Vess1, post: 1018459, member: 13650"]This thread has really blossomed. The answers to the OP can be found throughout. I would agree with JerseyCat about the forum slipping in quality posts. When I joined in 2008, it seemed like a very different place than it is now. It just seems kind of slow now. Which may not necessarily mean a "bad thing". It could just be that all of the members have discussed so much back and forth, that everyone has mostly learned what they wanted and don't have much to say anymore. That's pretty much where I'm at. I've read a lot here and several books. I tend to always be thinking about different things but feel that I've asked most everything I could come up with. I don't create many new posts anymore just because I haven't thought of something worth while to post lately. On top of this, people are busy! I'd say most people won't take the time to read this entire page 2, let alone this whole thread. Let alone 15-20 different threads a day here. Would have to agree, the subject line needs to be very specific and has to be interesting. I skip 90% of the threads anymore and I usually will not post unless I feel I can add something thought provoking. I admit, I'll usually look at the topic and then look to see who the OP was, before I'll click on it. Nothing against the newcomers. I just know a veteran's post may be more interesting to me. There is a wealth of excellent, old threads here. The newbies would do themselves a lot of good to go back and read some of them from the past few years. The search function works great. I'd rather see an old one bumped up than a brand new one with the same subject line I've seen 5 times before. A lot of thought has went into answers in old threads. Most people don't feel like writing it all over again for someone else, again and again. Just the way it works in every forum.[/QUOTE]
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