Posting New Threads

[linp]

When posting a new thread, please do a Search (http://www.socalsvriders.com/forums/search.php?s=) first on relevant keywords in the message you are posting to make sure the information you are stating/requesting hasn't been asked/answered already. It would also be nice to post relevant topics in the same thread, rather than starting a new one. If you do find a thread you started is missing, chances are it was merged with an older thread on the same topic by me.

[Punkbrad]

Originally posted by linp
When posting a new thread, please do a Search (http://www.socalsvriders.com/forums/search.php?s=) first on relevant keywords in the message you are posting to make sure the information you are stating/requesting hasn't been asked/answered already.

but its so much easier to just make a new thread. it beats wating all that time for a search ti finish.

It would also be nice to post relevant topics in the same thread, rather than starting a new one. If you do find a thread you started is missing, chances are it was merged with an older thread on the same topic by me.

refer to my statement above... :D Paul, you're the best...;)

[No_Brakes23]

Do some of the threads get archived or retired?

I swear that there was stuff here before I went on deployment, that I can't find now.

[Jarasco]

but how am I supposed to inflate my post count if I can't ask the same questions that 50 other people have asked? :) I'm an:ass: