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"Standards for new posts !"

Hi all -
If you should start a new post please try to have some standards. Give a meaninful title so that it means something. That way more people will actually read it. And it helps if people should wish to refer back.

i.e. Don't have a subject of "Help!"
Have "Help! I have problems with my USB " etc.

For those of us that browse this forum having a meaninful subject title would help a lot.

I would have hoped that FREEOLA would have their own moderators who 'tidy up' issues such as this - but it seems not...

Hope all you active contributers will agree (and abide) with this.
Thanks - Mod.

doc693 wrote:
> And as for what constitutes a "newbie" ... I don't think
> I'm ever going to get out of that state. 300 messages and 10,000
> words? Why oh why isnt there an intermediate stage between newbie
> and regular?


I personally couldn't care less what colour your name shows up in. I've seen all forms of behaviour from all types of member.

Like a nebular?

Anyway.

I listened to you Mod.

See. All pretty and nicely laid out.

Now, tell me who you are.

Well, arriving late at this party, I agree entirely with what "Mod" says. It hugely reduces the usefulness of the forum if the subjects don't indicate what the thread is about.

And as for what constitutes a "newbie" ... I don't think I'm ever going to get out of that state. 300 messages and 10,000 words? Why oh why isnt there an intermediate stage between newbie and regular?

Come on people - Try to put something descriptive in the Subject when starting a new post !
Even for your own sake - If you should go to re-visit one of your own posts and all you see is "100%" or "HELP!" or "Question" etc,etc. you'll have trouble finding it.

This is a FORUM for people trying to find an answer - Please don't hide the question!

Thanks - Mod.

Tyla wrote:
Please people... get a life!


WHERE CAN I DOWNLOAD THIS AND WHAT DO I DO ONCE I GOT IT?????? WILL YOU HELP ME LERN PHP LATA?

phi11ip wrote:
> OK.
>
> Time to start the witch-hunt.
>

> Tyla? Naaa.


I confess... 'twas me... Burn me! Dunk Me!... as if! I have more important things in life that to be bothered by otheres grammar or what their post is about! Please people... get a life!

Sigh...

Grammar.

grammer

phi11ip wrote:
> They have good gramma :c) so that rules out quite a few people.
>
> cjh? Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

A bit of a contradiction there, as my grammer/grammar/gramma can be really poor at times.

How is it spelt anyway, that word??

I don't come on here enough to get worked up about it. But if it WAS me then I would also have said:

Once you have thought of your title, try searching google for that term, reading the first link and seeing if it solves your problem.