Classifieds Poll

[Chris Atkinson]

Let's see what the majority prefers:

[Shayne Mehringer]

Interesting

[pwyxit63]

i voted answerable and bumpable (are thse really words?)
i find that i learn alot by the questions and answers.

[SueLab]

I like responses BUT I do not think responses with "axes to grind" or those responses from individuals who don't realize that "one person's diamond is another person's chunk of coal". (Not everyone wants a derby or open dog...not everyone wants a meat dog.)

In fact, some of those potential FT dogs end up being meat dogs...my how I hate that term!

Let the buyer beware!

[chprblst (Jim)]

i voted answerable and bumpable (are thse really words?)
i find that i learn alot by the questions and answers.

I agree

[Jerry]

i voted answerable and bumpable (are thse really words?)
i find that i learn alot by the questions and answers.

Couldn't you learn a little more by asking your own questions Privately??

Jerry

[Cray Stephenson]

i voted answerable and bumpable (are thse really words?)
i find that i learn alot by the questions and answers.

Couldn't you learn a little more by asking your own questions Privately??

Jerry

Jerry,

not trying to be argumentative but wanted to give another angle on this. There are many people that will not know which questions to ask or won't post or PM for various reasons. These people (often Newbies) can learn by the questions that are asked. Now that, IMHO, doesn't give us license to attack a post because we don't like the answers we get, but it gets the information out in the open and possibly into the hands of those that may need it.


Just my perception,
Cray

[YD1now]

Double what That Cray guy said

[Ted Shih]

I am often interested in seeing what questions others have and, of course, the responses to those questions.

I do think that those questions, answers, and comments need to be reasonable

[wsumner]

Posting questions and answers also save the seller from answering the same question a dozen time on separate e-mails.