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Re: Reading and replying.
« Reply #30 on: 22 July 2014, 05:38:15 »

Must be a right rowdy bunch in there. All the the threads are locked :o

Noticed that :-\ . . . .  any particular reason for a mass lockdown  ?  as cannot remember it being like that before :-\

Don't you lot know nuffing ....  :)

Newbie Welcome posts autolock after a set time to prevent someone coming on and doing a "welcome" to the last 250 newbies and gaining selling rights without actually doing anything for the community !!



http://www.omegaowners.com/forum/index.php?topic=90684.0 sort of explains it for the old software ... the new software appears to do more TB got off his lazy arse and did the development required
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« Reply #31 on: 22 July 2014, 05:40:07 »

Some new members may not be used to forums, or are a bit shy or distrusting of internet sites, so its an important areas for such members to just say hello and hopefully get a friendly welcome aboard.

Some may need to take a deeper breath before daring to go into the general discussion areas.
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« Reply #32 on: 22 July 2014, 13:35:35 »

Some new members may not be used to forums, or are a bit shy or distrusting of internet sites, so its an important areas for such members to just say hello and hopefully get a friendly welcome aboard.

Some may need to take a deeper breath before daring to go into the general discussion areas.

i've noticed this on a couple of occasions. newbie comes on asking for info. one of the mobile lads offers to come out to them. new member sh*ts his pants thinking that mad gixer some weirdoes coming to their house and they politely decline.

obviously it takes time to learn that we're all a bunch of nice chaps and that meeting up with each other is the norm here.

but they'll never know if they dont stick around. and if they dont, their loss :)
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Re: Reading and replying.
« Reply #33 on: 22 July 2014, 13:52:45 »

I must admit that I never look at the New Member section perhaps I should. ???
If anyone posts in any section that I feel a response is worthwhile I will respond whoever makes the initial post. I don't notice titles or post count (STEMO will be back as a newbie and still full of scouse shite. ;) ::) ;D)
It does take along time to feel welcome sometimes when long standing members make an off hand comment, you get used to the banter.
You will not find a better group of people to help you car wise, personally or give help wherever they can. :y
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« Reply #34 on: 22 July 2014, 14:51:34 »

I must admit that I never look at the New Member section perhaps I should. ???
If anyone posts in any section that I feel a response is worthwhile I will respond whoever makes the initial post. I don't notice titles or post count (STEMO will be back as a newbie and still full of scouse shite. ;) ::) ;D)
It does take along time to feel welcome sometimes when long standing members make an off hand comment, you get used to the banter.
You will not find a better group of people to help you car wise, personally or give help wherever they can. :y

I can vouch for that.  :y
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