Post by fastwalker on May 25, 2005 21:31:38 GMT -5
Guys, too often we lose sight of meaningful conversation regarding our favorite topic...CMKX.
I'm confident that many, given the opportunity to express valid points and ask question, will do so given the forum.
The boundaries are simple...no cursing, no slamming, no bashing, no frivolous commentary. It is not necessarily a debate forum, but that style is also acceptable.
Questions posed should reflect a true commitment to seeking an answer. By the same token, those who are answering should validate their answer in the way they feel comfortable..be it a one liner or a one pager...of course for specificity, providing a researchable link always helps...lol.
Guys We have a "venting section" and this"ain't it."
There are no stupid questions, only questions that require an answer. By following that format, many will benefit from the Q&A process. At one time, we were all new and it wouldn't be equitable on the part of those with specific knowledge, not to share it with others.
In that sense, consider yourself as a mentor and that someone will benefit from their association with you...
If you disagree with the post, disagree with the post and not the poster...point out what you believe are the flaws and provide your counter points to support your argument...remember don't attack the poster...
Thanks Guys
I'm confident that many, given the opportunity to express valid points and ask question, will do so given the forum.
The boundaries are simple...no cursing, no slamming, no bashing, no frivolous commentary. It is not necessarily a debate forum, but that style is also acceptable.
Questions posed should reflect a true commitment to seeking an answer. By the same token, those who are answering should validate their answer in the way they feel comfortable..be it a one liner or a one pager...of course for specificity, providing a researchable link always helps...lol.
Guys We have a "venting section" and this"ain't it."
There are no stupid questions, only questions that require an answer. By following that format, many will benefit from the Q&A process. At one time, we were all new and it wouldn't be equitable on the part of those with specific knowledge, not to share it with others.
In that sense, consider yourself as a mentor and that someone will benefit from their association with you...
If you disagree with the post, disagree with the post and not the poster...point out what you believe are the flaws and provide your counter points to support your argument...remember don't attack the poster...
Thanks Guys
