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Problem/Question Threads
1st Gear
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RE: Problem/Question Threads
Didn't vote, however if you ask say 4 questions in one thread, you'll probably average about two answers per thread response, eventually all will be answered but, your opinion.
As for your new sig line, I always like the: NOS is like the hot girl with STD's, everyone wants to hit it, but they are all afraid of the consequences
As for your new sig line, I always like the: NOS is like the hot girl with STD's, everyone wants to hit it, but they are all afraid of the consequences
1st Gear
Joined: Mar 2007
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RE: Problem/Question Threads
I feel somewhat responsible for this poll [
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I'll abide by the poll results...I guess I'm just used to larger faster forums... But so far this one is of better quality, especially in the searches
]I'll abide by the poll results...I guess I'm just used to larger faster forums... But so far this one is of better quality, especially in the searches
2nd Gear
Joined: Sep 2006
Posts: 1,436
From: San Diego & Santa Cruz, CA
RE: Problem/Question Threads
Just one thread per problem is just going to make things too tough to follow. I have no problem with multiple problems being put together in one message. There are many times that the problems are related but they may not be thought to be as such by the person asking the question. Splitting them up into multiple threads will just make the diagnosis more difficult and you'll end up rehashing all the problems multiple times.
I'm make believe
Joined: Dec 2006
Posts: 17,587
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RE: Problem/Question Threads
if you have 4 problems that need answered, someone else has 3, 3 others have 2 and a bunch others just have one. Guess what? your problem will be on the 2nd if not 3rd page rather quickly and harder to follow. If you have a problem getting a ? answered, ask it again in the thread. Someone will anwer it.
The best way to have a problem answered is to use the search either on here, audiworld, or on vwvortex for the simple questions like chips, dv's, and so on.
ps, i love people that have polls and not one person votes!!
The best way to have a problem answered is to use the search either on here, audiworld, or on vwvortex for the simple questions like chips, dv's, and so on.
ps, i love people that have polls and not one person votes!!
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Joined: Nov 2006
Posts: 2,284
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ORIGINAL: cincyTT
if you have 4 problems that need answered, someone else has 3, 3 others have 2 and a bunch others just have one. Guess what? your problem will be on the 2nd if not 3rd page rather quickly and harder to follow. If you have a problem getting a ? answered, ask it again in the thread. Someone will anwer it.
The best way to have a problem answered is to use the search either on here, audiworld, or on vwvortex for the simple questions like chips, dv's, and so on.
ps, i love people that have polls and not one person votes!!
if you have 4 problems that need answered, someone else has 3, 3 others have 2 and a bunch others just have one. Guess what? your problem will be on the 2nd if not 3rd page rather quickly and harder to follow. If you have a problem getting a ? answered, ask it again in the thread. Someone will anwer it.
The best way to have a problem answered is to use the search either on here, audiworld, or on vwvortex for the simple questions like chips, dv's, and so on.
ps, i love people that have polls and not one person votes!!
4th Gear
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 3,716
From: New York
RE: Problem/Question Threads
ORIGINAL: XCLR8TT
Just one thread per problem is just going to make things too tough to follow. I have no problem with multiple problems being put together in one message. There are many times that the problems are related but they may not be thought to be as such by the person asking the question. Splitting them up into multiple threads will just make the diagnosis more difficult and you'll end up rehashing all the problems multiple times.
Just one thread per problem is just going to make things too tough to follow. I have no problem with multiple problems being put together in one message. There are many times that the problems are related but they may not be thought to be as such by the person asking the question. Splitting them up into multiple threads will just make the diagnosis more difficult and you'll end up rehashing all the problems multiple times.
+1 Couldn't of said it better myself!
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