Hi, as you may have guessed, I'm a newbie. I've just been reading an older, closed thread asking why a newbie should have to post twenty nonsensical posts before being allowed to post for sale.
Well, I think having to post twenty times is a great idea, and why should it be assumed that these posts must be nonsensical? This, like all the best forums, is a community and that's what drew me to it in the first place. When you're a newbie you tend to worry that posting a lot is putting yourself forward too much, but since you have to here that's obviously not a problem.
There are so many good things about domaining (as with all true passions) other than buying and selling domains. It's fun to read other people's opinions and questions and to post your own. It's great to read what everyone else is buying and selling, and the kind of names they choose. There's so much to learn and being encouraged to participate in the forum makes this all the easier.
So I think you've got the message - you'll see me around a lot (though maybe not as much as Beeno, lol) and I look forward to reading everything posted by everyone else.
Well, I think having to post twenty times is a great idea, and why should it be assumed that these posts must be nonsensical? This, like all the best forums, is a community and that's what drew me to it in the first place. When you're a newbie you tend to worry that posting a lot is putting yourself forward too much, but since you have to here that's obviously not a problem.
There are so many good things about domaining (as with all true passions) other than buying and selling domains. It's fun to read other people's opinions and questions and to post your own. It's great to read what everyone else is buying and selling, and the kind of names they choose. There's so much to learn and being encouraged to participate in the forum makes this all the easier.
So I think you've got the message - you'll see me around a lot (though maybe not as much as Beeno, lol) and I look forward to reading everything posted by everyone else.