New member wave?

[Talon84x4]

you could start a marlin board online class for them, 4wheeling 101 

oooooooor they could just read the FAQ, though that would be the easy way out

[fordh8r]

Maybe they should not be able to post in certain threads until they've reached a specific post count. Just like not being able to read PM's or post pics right away (maybe that would prevent threadjacking). Then unlock their "board rights" as they go. Maybe a "Before you begin" questionnaire that gauges how much they already know or how new they are to this stuff which could jump them ahead for their noob status. If they're serious about the board they'll stick around. If not, then, they'll just move on.   

[Shamb]

Maybe they should not be able to post in certain threads until they've reached a specific post count. Just like not being able to read PM's or post pics right away (maybe that would prevent threadjacking). Then unlock their "board rights" as they go. Maybe a "Before you begin" questionnaire that gauges how much they already know or how new they are to this stuff which could jump them ahead for their noob status. If they're serious about the board they'll stick around. If not, then, they'll just move on.  


   noobs.....

J/K!   

[fordh8r]

I'm only shy about 1810 posts

[TOYOTA4X4]

 

HOLY CRAP!!!! I know I signed up a looooong time ago, but damn. Oct 5 2002. I know I don't post much, but the knowledge I have gained has been phenomenal.

So...to all the noobs, hang out and stay a while...you won't regret it.

[Shamb]

this was the last forum I signed up for.....


for some weird reason. I started out of 4x4wire in 02'

went to PBB in 03' and signed up here finally in 04'

[Rocksurfer]

I don't think the post count is a good determining factor on your knowlege level, I have a few friends that rarely post here but they do have accounts. Does that make them any less knowlegable? I don't think so. Everyone gets stuck on how many posts you have, I generally base my thoughts on someone by what they post when asked a question. I personally don't know everything about building a rig, but that doesn't mean I don't have answers to a lot of things that I've personally done to my rigs. It all starts somewhere and if I've had a hand in helping someone figure out how to fix, adjust, add, improve or break something I'm happy with that. Im quite confident that there are a lot of people here that know a whole lot more than I that have a bunch less posts than I do.

[DTB]

I don't think the post count is a good determining factor on your knowlege level

one name comes to mind

[Shamb]

ppsshhh... wha'da you know Rocksurfer..   




































Everybody knows the infamous  INFERNAL knows all, why do you think he run's such a successful biz?!   

[*** YELLER ***]

I don't think the post count is a good determining factor on your knowlege level, I have a few friends that rarely post here but they do have accounts. Does that make them any less knowlegable? I don't think so. Everyone gets stuck on how many posts you have

Yea I agree  I suck at Toyota info  and have talked to alot of members who dont know thier butt from a hole in da ground  they have alot of post 'cause there post holes (edit) that dont make them any more knowledgeable  they just have alot of spare time on thier hands  and we all know who they are but what do I know Im a Jeep guy 

[Duffil]

Yea I agree  I suck at Toyota info  and have talked to alot of members who dont know thier butt from a hole in da ground  they have alot of post 'cause there post holes (edit) that dont make them any more knowledgeable  they just have alot of spare time on thier hands  and we all know who they are but what do I know Im a Jeep guy 

OK, try sayin that to my face! 

[*** YELLER ***]

OK, try sayin that to my face!  :maddest

[79coyotefrg]

one name comes to mind

[red]

haha do we have a war starting

[AaronB]

haha.......




























Thats one more for me!

[DTB]

one name comes to mind

not u glen