Or until we see an answer from someone other than the person that has already documented their opinion.
I have worked in IT for 15+ years and during that time I have had to visit numerous internet forums/boards to find information and ask questions on subjects in my related field as well as others. It never fails to surprise me when a knowledgeable contributor takes the time to answer a question with "do a search" or "I have answered this already".
My opinion is if you are going to take the time to reply to a post why not add some information. If you feel that you have nothing new to offer, that you have already given the info, don't bother replying. Some of us ask questions, to which the answer might be obvious or already stated, on the off chance that another side/opinion might be presented.
Don't take it as a personal affront when someone asks a question directed at numerous users that has already been answered by yourself. Move along to the next thread.
Anyway, to respond to the original poster, I am in the process of completing my first acoustic stringed instrument, a concert ukulele. I used Bolivian rosewood for the back and sides and it is coming along nicely. the sound box has a nice full sound when beat like a drum. I hope that is a good indication of the finished product and will update when I am finished. My experience is with solid and semi-hollow electric 6 strings so this build is a learning experience. I have found a good bit of invaluable information on this site.