It seems that - and this makes sense - as we grow larger here on ODJT, that we are attracting many inexperienced DJs to the site. But about 95% of the regular posters are "well seasoned". I can see the frustration and anger in some repsonses to the questions that these new DJ's are asking....
I think that many of us - myself included - get a little twisted when someone who has no idea of what to do comes along and seemingly expects us to "do their job" for them.
I guess I should look at these posts as if I was watching TV and I have a remote control in my hand.... I can switch the channel or turn it off.... but I have a compulsion to read MOST threads here.
Is there SOME way that we could do something to help these new DJ's without making them embarassed to ask these questions, while at the same time letting them know that we are here to help, but we are not here to do their jobs for them?
I think that many of us - myself included - get a little twisted when someone who has no idea of what to do comes along and seemingly expects us to "do their job" for them.
I guess I should look at these posts as if I was watching TV and I have a remote control in my hand.... I can switch the channel or turn it off.... but I have a compulsion to read MOST threads here.
Is there SOME way that we could do something to help these new DJ's without making them embarassed to ask these questions, while at the same time letting them know that we are here to help, but we are not here to do their jobs for them?