How to post a new thread in 3 easy steps

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Big Dan said:
How to post a new thread in 3 steps


Pick a forum from the homepage, say "The Big Show" and click it to enter.



Click the "Post a New Thread" button



Enter a title then your message, and finally scroll down and click "Submit New Thread"


You're done you've posted your first thread!
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WOW! I woulda never thought of that! Thats why yer a leader Dan! :triwink:
 
Dan,
Ricky is awaiting the one for Proper Use Of Prophylactics yorofl:
 
Quite frankly Danno, I'm sorta surprised you took the time to post the screenshots and all...

Let's get down to brass tacks here -- if someone comes on a forum/BBS, and can't figure out how to post -- they should probably focus on the basics in life before venturing into the computer realm -- like how to wind an analog watch first.

Some people shouldn't fly fighter jets, some shouldn't drive a car -- and some should stay away from computers... ;)
 
SoftJock Rick said:
Quite frankly Danno, I'm sorta surprised you took the time to post the screenshots and all...

Let's get down to brass tacks here -- if someone comes on a forum/BBS, and can't figure out how to post -- they should probably focus on the basics in life before venturing into the computer realm -- like how to wind an analog watch first.

Some people shouldn't fly fighter jets, some shouldn't drive a car -- and some should stay away from computers... ;)
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For 10 minutes of my time we may have active poster with a unique perspective or great information. Who knows how many people are registered and truly don't know how to post. Is it 1, 5, 10, 50...who knows? What can it hurt.

I'd rather spend 10 minutes putting together a tutorial than turn someone away because they're not technically adept.
 
Jon Tuck said:
Rick thanks for all the tutorials you have for Rockit. :tritongue: :triwink: :tricool:
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Your welcome :)


Like a fine guitar -- a fine piece of software requires the user to learn how to play it. If they are too lazy, f__k 'em. :D
 
Posting a thread seems simple to us... the ones who've been slumming on vB forums sites for years. ;)

Let's walk in another pair of shoes for a moment. Many new members find ODJT through Google while searching for various information. They appreciate what they read and would like to comment.

That involves joining the site as a member first. Bear in mind, not everyone is familiar with these forums sites. And it can get complicated for a new member to find the thread or post he originally found as a visitor. vB is a popular format but it's not the most user-friendly for new members. And don't even get us started on the admin side, lol.

Give 'em a break. They're new here. :)
 
Fred Wright said:
Posting a thread seems simple to us... the ones who've been slumming on vB forums sites for years. ;)

Let's walk in another pair of shoes for a moment. Many new members find ODJT through Google while searching for various information. They appreciate what they read and would like to comment.

That involves joining the site as a member first. Bear in mind, not everyone is familiar with these forums sites. And it can get complicated for a new member to find the thread or post he originally found as a visitor. vB is a popular format but it's not the most user-friendly for new members. And don't even get us started on the admin side, lol.

Give 'em a break. They're new here. :)
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OK how do I connect this "Y" Connector again????:triconfused:
 
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