Just a thought!

[warvet]

Hey guys,
Please don't anyone take what Im saying here the wrong way it is meant as constructive advice. I have been in this hobby for close to 10 yrs now and in some circles am considered somewhat of a pioneer in this hobby, that being said is why I feel somewhat qualified in offering this advice.
So often I come to this great forum and constantly see the same questions week after week in which entire threads have been dedicated to. I feel if more new members would go to the search engine and research your problems or questions first you would find that many of us members who have been around for awhile have already had to deal with the same issue and hours of posts were probably dedicated to it's solution. All Im saying is try the search engine first (I know its not as cool or sexy getting your question out there and attention on your prob right away) but it prob will answer your question never the less.
Try it I think you'll find it very helpful and then if not you can always post here. Just my thoughts.
Regards
Tim

[Jackpilot]

Approved....

[rhysb]

Spot on Tim. and pioneer!! Very good! I would say inspirational

[PaulEMB]

I found the search function here and on other sites invaluable for ideas - I still look to Tim for inspiration on visuals - excellent advice for the new members. Remember the advice from Henry Ford - "I'm not an expert, but I know someone who is...."

[Joe Cygan]

I look for Tim on advice on a good right hook!

Sorry Tim I could not help myself

[Rodney]

I still search and have been around some time too. I can't begin to explain how far this hobby as come in a short time. There is so much information available and more being written that it sometimes can be amazingly overwhelming.

What frustrates me about the search function on any forum software that I see is is the inability to see a brief couple of lines of the first thread. Google, Yahoo, W$ndows Live do it. The information is there, add some code developers! (Yeah I know, not a software writers forum.)