Does no one research anymore???

[Lozgod]

Well we see the same questions everyday, but for the newbie it is his first time asking. I think it is a lazy way to get info, but if you tell every newbie to do a search that won't solve the problem because tomorrow someone's gonna ask, how much Dbol should they take for an 8 week Dbol cycle only.
Doing a search engine on steroids I am sure www.steroid.com pops up first. With the name change I expect to get flooded with lazy questioners. It pisses me off to, but I try to be understanding.

[Warrior]

Doing a search engine on steroids I am sure www.steroid.com pops up first. With the name change I expect to get flooded with lazy questioners. It pisses me off to, but I try to be understanding.

Bingo - AnabolicReview.com and Steroid.com comes up very high... I have even seen it come up on a nonrelated search before. As such, you get a lot of newbie questions. Which is not always a bad thing - lots of room for learning here... but if they start to burry the threads where great replies have already been typed up (which people some times take a lot of time to do)... buried by threads full of the "use the search engine" answers... then they become a real nusance... and a clutter for the search feature... since the threads with the real answers get lost...

Anyway... good post - this is a database driven Web site for a reason... if there were no search feature and threads were deleted every month - EVERYONE would ask for it...

SEARCH AR

BTW... just don't bump really old threads - read the others, than if you still have a quesiton - post a new thread if the previous posts are a bit dated.