I don't think I am alone in thinking the DJ Bible needs a big update or even a complete rehash.
For a start, it is way too big and longwinded, with epic novels (often with sequals and multiple parts) where a few paragraphs would suffice. When given the choice of posting a simple question in the forum or browsing through pages and pages of these inflated articles, it's no wonder that so many newbies are filling the forums with AFC questions.
I also believe a lot of the information in the Bible has been expanded on, advanced, condensed and explained a whole lot better since the original articles were written. In some cases, one post from the tips section could sufficiently replace 10 articles from the Bible.
What's more, I really feel there are too many contradictions. One writer will say "use every day to pursue women" and another will say "work on your life and let women pursue you", as one example. Perhaps it would help to actually acknowledge the different paths to "DJism" in the introduction (such as Fender's post: http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=81569)
Anyway, those are a few of my opinions. Let's hear everyone elses...
For a start, it is way too big and longwinded, with epic novels (often with sequals and multiple parts) where a few paragraphs would suffice. When given the choice of posting a simple question in the forum or browsing through pages and pages of these inflated articles, it's no wonder that so many newbies are filling the forums with AFC questions.
I also believe a lot of the information in the Bible has been expanded on, advanced, condensed and explained a whole lot better since the original articles were written. In some cases, one post from the tips section could sufficiently replace 10 articles from the Bible.
What's more, I really feel there are too many contradictions. One writer will say "use every day to pursue women" and another will say "work on your life and let women pursue you", as one example. Perhaps it would help to actually acknowledge the different paths to "DJism" in the introduction (such as Fender's post: http://www.sosuave.net/forum/showthread.php?s=&threadid=81569)
Anyway, those are a few of my opinions. Let's hear everyone elses...