sixshooter
NAXJA Forum User
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- PA
I have been coming to this board for while. I usually do not spend much time looking at boards, but as I am building my XJ, I like to get opinions about ideas thaty I have to see if others have tried and to see if it was successful. Alot of the threads I looked at have a tremendous amount of bashing, or randon people giving their opinion about some completely obscure aspect of the vehicle in question. My example. In a thread about junkyard parts fitting on jeeps, the president of this forum had to clean it up bcause of bashing...he shouldnt have to do that...that is not his job. Another example, I asked about a SYE alternative on my XJ (8" of lift), and someone tells me that I should that instead, I should lower it 5 inches and do trimming. He also then states that I do not understand what I am talking about. I belong to many forums, but do just post to post. I am not the type of person that feels he needs to post to make people believe that I know what I am talking about...I use these as a tool. Bashing takes up so much room on the posts that I get frustrated when looking at a post becasue 1/3 of it is legitimate information, 1/3 of it is bashing or opinions, and 1/3 of it is defending the bashing. Thsi seems to happen especially to Noobes, which are are the last people I would want to bash, they are just attempting to learn something, and they are in the same position we were in when we first came to a forum. There are so many people on this site that are willing to give such good advise that I would hate to not continue to come to it. However, of all the forums that I belong to, this is the ONLY site that has this much bashing/ randon 2 cents thrown in going on. It is a great site that has so many nice people that I am sure I am not the only person that feels this way about the site. Wen a someone posts something that is off topic ina thread, they get told about it....is there not something other than warnings that can go with this problem as well? Thanks to all that give good advice and not their opinions (unless asked for of course).