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Reuben
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« on: April 15, 2012, 03:41:16 pm »

the whole "look it up in the search feature is a crock of poo" the search engine dose not always show what a person is looking for. the topic may have been gone over multiple times, but as dianna said, there are new members daily. some are young men and women and some are a little on the older side, but either way, why send them to a search engine, when if the speaches from numerous other topics say, that we must teach the new generation about this sport? i guess if the children ask the same questions from parents, i guess the new answer is use the search engine. if you want to teach the new generation, then teach them, dont blow their questions off and say use the search engine just to save a few mins helping some1 out.

Charles...you do make a good point in that the new guys on here may need a better answer than usual "Use the SEARCH button"...but, sometimes we exhaust the thread and then we move on...then someone else asks the same question and we discuss it again...then sometimes again...

and then we see the same question again and no one responds for a while and then someone will be kind enough to answer or will say hit the search button...but others are kind enough to do the search and then post the link...

Well, really I am speaking from my personal feelings on this and I believe I am speaking for quite a few others...I do not mean to be rude because that normally is not my nature...I try to treat others with the same respect I expect to get...

I do want to make all the new members feel welcome...and I also like all the fresh and new ideas they bring...
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