Posted by Mike Henry on January 25, 2023 at 17:10:39 from (107.181.208.99):
I have been a follower of this site for a long time. Do I post alot? No, why because I dont have as much knowledge as others. When I do have knowledge of something I read what has been posted and ad what I can. As a rule I believe the site has one of the best forum systems. The one issue we seem to have in cycles is the people who feel their opinion is the only one of value or is the only right answer. We seem to be in one of those cycles lately. Fellas if someone is posting a question on the forums it is because they are looking for knowledge. The correct way to respond is if you have experience in the subject or are educated in the field you post your answer to the question. THAT IS IT!!! It is not a wizzing contest to see who can out do who. If you answer the post then if poster has a question they will ask you to elaborate. Remember it is their post. It is them to glean the wheat from the chaff. We have to suppose that the poster has some knowledge, goes with interest in any subject. If a debate is to be started it should be by them. They never asked if you had the only answer or the ultaminate answer. Just answer the question and let the others do the same. Maybe the authorities should start looking at posts that are instigating a discussion and ask them to take it to another place. A new forum titled Mine is bigger ego. As someone who reads posts its hard to take anyones response seriously if they are tearing another a new one. We dont have to agree but this isnt the place to argue the rights and wrongs. That being said. Lets start a new round and not come out of the corners fighting.
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