How about a Newbie board?

[Swoop]

Newbie Board would be dedicated to newbie questions, including all the frustrated relationship questions.

And from now on the DJ Discussion forum will be all about the game, field reports, techiques, theories, etc. more advance matters.

Note: The point of a newbie board is to clean up this board. Wouldn't it be nice to have all the useless threads on the newbie forum and all the real topics on improving our game on this forum?

Just a thought.

Swoop

 

[Chillisauce]

read the Bible

 

[DJHoolahoop]

from what i can tell, this IS the newbie board.

 

[Swoop]

Btw since you guys are missing it, the point of a newbie board is to clean up this board. Wouldn't it be nice to have all the useless threads on the newbie forum and all the real topics on improving our game on this forum?

 

[LeviathanIYG]

Originally posted by Swoop
Btw since you guys are missing it, the point of a newbie board is to clean up this board. Wouldn't it be nice to have all the useless threads on the newbie forum and all the real topics on improving our game on this forum?

Perfect leave this board for people wanting to improve their game and make a board for newbies to ask newbie questions.

 

[October]

I like the idea. Mods can decide what they think is "newbie" and what isn't, and I think newbies will have an easier time learning stuff. Plus, there won't be as much garbage to sift through to read the stuff that's actually worth reading.

 

[Gangster Of Love]

I don't disagree with the idea, yet, this forum already is mostly newbies who give a lot of advice, yet don't have the skills or experience, who are the first one to point out how certain hot actress is not their type, or how their standards are too high, etc.,

The Mature Man Forum was supposed to be exactly what the title implies, yet we have very immature men who have refused to grow up, water it down.

Have you seen the recent posts by that guy obssessed with his ex roomate? That is hardly Mature Man Forum material.

 

[Centaurion]

Originally posted by Gangster Of Love
Have you seen the recent posts by that guy obssessed with his ex roomate? That is hardly Mature Man Forum material.

I have a suspicion (sp) that he is trolling, cause NOONE is that ****ing r*tarded in real life.

Yeah, a n00b board sounds like a great idea, but alas, as with other great ideas it's not going to happen.

We need to stage a revolt and take over this site!!!!
:woo:

 

[oakraiderz2]

Whats better than newbs helping noobies...

 

[LeviathanIYG]

Maybe we need a new site..........

 

[Swoop]

Originally posted by oakraiderz2
Whats better than newbs helping noobies...

It's not noobs helping noobs. Experienced DJ who really wants to help will go address their questions.

 

[PRMoon]

I don't know why eveybody rags on newbies all the time. I've seen some newbies post gold and some "masters" post crap. It's really a case by case situation.

 

[Swoop]

Originally posted by PRMoon
I don't know why eveybody rags on newbies all the time. I've seen some newbies post gold and some "masters" post crap. It's really a case by case situation.

I am refering to newbie topics/ threads not the newbies themselves. Those who are newbie can still post in the DJ Forum but only things related to the game, techniques, fieldreports, etc.

It's all about keeping the DJ Forum with useful discussion on improving game and the other personal/relationship/self-sabotage type thread in the newbie section so guys who are only serious about the game can avoid the rest that isn't important.

I think this is a great idea to solve our problem, but if anyone has better one, let's hear it.

 

[abbas]

Sounds like a good idea.

Of course it would mean the more experienced guys having permission to post in the newbie forum so we dont see a newbie-giving-newbie-answers- situation.

And then, of course the newbies, should be allowed to read (but not post) in the DJ forum so they learn something.

The only difficult part is how to separate the DJ's from the newbies. ...and if the forum even got the moderating capacity for such a work.