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Old 07-21-2016, 02:40 PM   #34 (permalink)
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Originally Posted by RustyLugNut View Post

And I hope people understand by now, I am quite capable of taking verbal abuse. It really doesn't bother me like it does others. So don't do it. I'll just take it and throw it right back at you. But, What really, really bugs me is having my train of thought derailed. I don't like anyone's train of thought derailed! Even threads that are not mine, but are an enjoyable read. I follow Oil Pan4's threads because he has a practical, hands on approach to finding solutions. And yes, I do the same with T_Vago because he has convinced me to purchase and try to program Arduino controllers. Even in their threads, I find posts that are better serviced in PMs or by waiting. It is just an irritant for me, but it reduces the pleasure of reading and following along. That is just in the normal thread. Imagine a reader trying to get any information out of any HHO thread. 99% of the posts will be tangential or defamatory.

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here is a GREAT (emphasis, not yelling) example!
You want threads to look, act and be a certain way. You clearly state that.
Yet there is not a perfect thread(by your standards)
I actually stated earlier that threads and forums our by nature clunky and dysfunctional.
Yet, you are 'closed minded' to this concept and keep (repeatedly) stating you 'want' something different. you ignore the reality of the forum world.

what you REALLY seem to want is a peer-review' environment.


"if only the threads flowed logically"

"Let me take the verbal abuse"


This is a FORUM. A PUBLIC FORUM.
you get what you pay for. (of course, you haven't even donated......)
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