Newbies read the educational section first

[Mesomorphyl]

Most of these questions can be answered by yourself. Read the educational section then do searches with that search button, then nail down other specifics with the knowledge of the members.

[youknowme]

Agree...

[Dimes]

Definetly true, bump!

[PlasticFuture112]

Meso we love you!!

[Property of Steroid.com]

Keep in mind:

Some of the EDU threads are outdated, since there is (now) new information that can be added, or new discoveries that invalidate some information in there.

[Jackman]

Keep in mind:

Some of the EDU threads are outdated, since there is (now) new information that can be added, or new discoveries that invalidate some information in there.

your a mod get on it!

[Property of Steroid.com]

I think the EDU forum should be closed to new posts, and any new EDU threads should be given to a mod first, so that mod can check all of the references in the post. No references...no posting. And...I also think that old EDU posts should be subject to this reference check also...if anything is wrong with the EDU threadit should be removed. Just my .02.

The problem is that people are more than willing to re-post something they found on some other board, but they aren't willing to do any research to confirm the validity of the thing they are posting. That has to stop if any real progress in this area is to be made. Again, just my .02.

[lilchef14]

Bump

[magicstick2003]

these post are great... i once did one like this like 6 months ago... they don;t help, no1 listens we just have to suck it up and deal with the barage of newbie posts....

[Jackman]

I think the EDU forum should be closed to new posts, and any new EDU threads should be given to a mod first, so that mod can check all of the references in the post. No references...no posting. And...I also think that old EDU posts should be subject to this reference check also...if anything is wrong with the EDU threadit should be removed. Just my .02.

The problem is that people are more than willing to re-post something they found on some other board, but they aren't willing to do any research to confirm the validity of the thing they are posting. That has to stop if any real progress in this area is to be made. Again, just my .02.

well said

[*Narkissos*]

Keep in mind:

Some of the EDU threads are outdated, since there is (now) new information that can be added, or new discoveries that invalidate some information in there.

The problem is that people are more than willing to re-post something they found on some other board, but they aren't willing to do any research to confirm the validity of the thing they are posting. That has to stop if any real progress in this area is to be made. Again, just my .02.

Agreed

Bump

[BajanBastard]

Agreed

Bump

LMAO I know you would like to be a vet but kissin' mod ass in't the way to do it.

I agree also hooker