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[kamikazesasquatch]

@Bubba

Also guys if you see someone doing these things, don't call them out on there thread. It takes away from the thread itself and it isn't your job!

Thanks for that. This is a hobby forum...I'm here to learn more about something that helps me relax. I see the logic in not using vague subject and will not do that in the future but if I start getting nailed constantly because I forget to capitalize the correct letters in a subject (especially when it isn't even a forum rule) then it will take a lot of the fun out for me and I doubt I'll be posting much any more. That might be a good thing for most people here...I don't know
Also, (this is somewhat on subject) if you want to improve your grammar and spelling one of my favorite internet comics has just the thing for you!

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/semicolon

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/misspelling

http://theoatmeal.com/comics/ie

 

[schmitzbitz]

Also guys if you see someone doing these things, don't call them out on there thread. It takes away from the thread itself and it isn't your job! You can get ahold of Kevin, Lawrence, or myself and we will take care of it!

I'm bad for this, I'll try and keep my mouth shut.

Myself as well; I'll bite my tongue next time I see someone talking about smoking a bowel.

 

[yohanan]

Myself as well; I'll bite my tongue next time I see someone talking about smoking a bowel.

Absolutely Priceless. :rofl:

 

[bubbadreier]

haha that you can make fun of them for! hahaha

 

[baronsamedi]

Smoking a bowel? TexMex food does that to me.

 

[rigmedic1]

I was discussing how schools used to teach telephone etiquette when I was a kid, and I wonder if anyone teaches computer ettiquette now. One should never assume that this sort of thing comes naturally. This new technology sprung up pretty quickly, but it has been around long enough for rules to evolve, such as subject lines in emails. Any teachers out there?

 

[admin]

@rigmedic1

I was discussing how schools used to teach telephone etiquette when I was a kid, and I wonder if anyone teaches computer ettiquette now. One should never assume that this sort of thing comes naturally. This new technology sprung up pretty quickly, but it has been around long enough for rules to evolve, such as subject lines in emails. Any teachers out there?

Great idea. It is certainly needed.

 

[tiltjlp]

Wonder how I missed this. You said it much better than I did in my thread about this problem.

 

[buckeye]

:roll:

 

[withnail]

Well said - I like to have a reason to click on a thread. And, of course, titles should always be capitalized!