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Sep 14, 2009 | 11:19 AM

#16

Super FX4

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From: Memphis

Quote:

Originally Posted by jd2518

being a smart@$$ myself, i knew this reply would be coming long before i posted, but this is irrelevant due to the fact that no one is gonna come on here and search "Should I use the search option 1st or start my own thread?" .....Maybe there should be a sticky in each topic discussing usage of the search option....Anyone who has any idea about optimizing and organizing would agree

And who is holding your head in the sand forcing you to click on the topic?

Don't worry about it, it's not a big deal

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:21 AM

#17

SSCULLY

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From: Under the flightpath of old ORD 22R

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Originally Posted by FX41

...<snip>... its not like information is never changing. Things change all the time.
...<snip>...

I know just this AM, a question in the electrical forum ( how to do x question ) I came up with a better answer then the last time a similar question came up.
Functionality is the same for both methods.

Had it not bee asked again, a diagram with less moving parts, and easier to install would not have made it here.

Thank god for members that don't ask the same question, as it does not make someone think again, and come up with a better way to do something.

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:21 AM

#18

glc

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From: Joplin MO

I'd bet that at least 75% of my posts say the same thing over and over..........

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:24 AM

#19

Raoul

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From: the moral high ground

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Originally Posted by glc

I'd bet that at least 75% of my posts say the same thing over and over..........

Me no.
Say I differently so never myself is repeated.

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:27 AM

#20

MOford21

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From: Missouri

It's an intereactive forum, not a database. People come here to ask questions, not look them up.

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:38 AM

#21

Bluejay

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From: Burleson/Athens/Brownsboro, TX

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Originally Posted by MOford21

It's an intereactive forum, not a database. People come here to ask questions, not look them up.

I agree, but it can be frustrating when the first two or three threads in a forum are the same subject and title. "Which tuner is the best" or "what CAI is the best".

On the other hand, it would be pretty dead around here if nothing was ever repeated.

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Sep 14, 2009 | 11:42 AM

#22

ChrisT

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From: Pasadena, Maryland

Hey, a lot of people really get to pad their post counts by answering the same question over and over again.

I guess I don't do it enough since I'm still under 1,000 posts and been here since 2004.

Sep 14, 2009 | 11:42 AM

#23

jd2518

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From: louisiana

there are plenty of threads around here to keep people busy, trust me i'm on here 14 days straight while @ work...but like blue jay said...the 'which tuners and intakes and/ or 'blocks vs. leaf springs? questions can get carried away...which is the point i was trying to make

Sep 14, 2009 | 12:05 PM

#24

MOford21

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From: Missouri

Quote:

Originally Posted by jd2518

agreed. Maybe reading all of the sticky threads in each sub-forum should be mandatory before posting a thread in that forum? Would that be possible Blue? Like a lock-out until the stickies have at least been opened.