Well, I've stepped into a forum for the first time!
I've always held onto the notion that participating in online forums is a waste of time. However, as of 2005 I decided on a new resolution: to be more open to new concepts. So this year I shall attempt to participate in them. Who knows I might learn a few things from these so-called experts who post all day long but hardly know anything really.
Those who are interested, can look out for me in the Hardware Zone forums at forums.hardwarezone.com. My nick is benghacks.
I'll stick around, as long as someone doesn't call me a clone. That's the lame-ass term some so-called experts or self-labelled long-timers call people who are new to the HWZ forums. I'll definitely give them some grief.
Those who are interested, can look out for me in the Hardware Zone forums at forums.hardwarezone.com. My nick is benghacks.
I'll stick around, as long as someone doesn't call me a clone. That's the lame-ass term some so-called experts or self-labelled long-timers call people who are new to the HWZ forums. I'll definitely give them some grief.
posted by Beng Hacks at 6:44 PM
1 Comments:
you seem a logical fellow, how are online forums anything but anoher tool to find a solution to a problem. I solve problems i know nothing about all the time because i use many different sources. Internet forums have become one of my most effective tools to do this. I can find advice from industry professionals faster because of the internet. In the first few chapters of New York Times writer Thomas friedman's new book these thoughts are captured well. I can say, it may be frustrating at times but the answers are there to be found.
happy hunting!
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