specialmike
Well-known member
I recently joined an armor building forum and they have such restrictions. I can elaborate later on, just wondering what you guys think.
I recently joined an armor building forum and they have such restrictions. I can elaborate later on, just wondering what you guys think.
how did you feel when you came up on these restrictions on the other forum?
[...] just wondering what you guys think.
I recently joined an armor building forum and they have such restrictions. I can elaborate later on, just wondering what you guys think.
how did you feel when you came up on these restrictions on the other forum?
I don't think anyone should be allowed to post anything until that have posted at least 10 posts. Maybe more.
How can they post 10 posts if they can't post anything?
Let x equal the harm caused by newbs sometimes posting newbishly, as is the case currently.
Let y equal the harm caused by imposing newb restrictions, therefore reducing new membership and diminishing, overall, the relatively free and open culture of the forum.
x < y
'nuff said
JJ
I don't think anyone should be allowed to post anything until that have posted at least 10 posts. Maybe more.
I didn't know you guys had had a meeting on November 9th, I was at work.. so as a result, I missed the chance to throw my input in, just forget about it. JJ's math isn't the most convincing but just fuh-get about it.
That's kinda the way forums work though. If you stick around any forum long enough you will hear the same questions over and over. At least now with the separate sub-forums people can ignore those questions if they want to.This way, you don't get constant repeats in threads, such as my c string is buzzing, even though there is a sticky.