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| | Nursery for New Members I've had a few people mention the decline in the forum thanks to spammers, people not searching before starting threads, lots of rubbish being posted by trolls, etc. And so this is the action being taken... new members will go into a nursery period before they get to have free run of the forum. What this means is simple, new members can:
That's also simple, you are no longer a new member when you have both:
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| | I'm in pedant mode today; what stops newbs from asking off topic questions as part of their first five posts - e.g wandering into Ray's onanistic beach volleyball thread with a 'which OTP will match my lycra hotpants?' type question... apart from that VB, it sounds peachy. |
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And in the course of using Google etc to find enough info to facilitate contributing 5 posts, the new member will probably find the answer to their original lazycuntquestion®. | |
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| Blog Entries: 4 | top work. some kind of 'read here first' thingy with links to all the OTP threads, sheldon, and the fixed wiki FAQ thing (if there is one?) gear inch table and the chainline table, ours as well as the list of cog/hub/bb specs. i can't remember which site that is on? |
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As for asking for help, I'd reccomend an ettiquette page as part of the signing on process. Other than that, it wouldn't be too unreasonable for a newbie to highjack a similar thread, or post in a sticky newbie questions thread (which as a ban on calling people cunts unless they really deserve it). | |
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but what BMMF said :) | |
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