but dun you all also agree that there are a lot of new people coming in to start flaming??? those nicks like never see before one....Originally posted by roger:i agree with you on this issue. just take a look at the storm riders forum. there are no flaming and personal attacks.
those people are mature and talk about bike related topics only.
yes, the majority of those in racetrack are above 20, but they do not have the maturity of a 20 year old
to conclude, the people here will not change. they will still contine to spit obscence words and flame fellow bikers. if you do not like this style, you can try the storm riders forum.
but dun you all also agree that there are a lot of new people coming in to start flaming??? those nicks like never see before one....Originally posted by daniuge:[QUOTE]Originally posted by roger:
[b]i agree with you on this issue. just take a look at the storm riders forum. there are no flaming and personal attacks.
those people are mature and talk about bike related topics only.
yes, the majority of those in racetrack are above 20, but they do not have the maturity of a 20 year old
to conclude, the people here will not change. they will still contine to spit obscence words and flame fellow bikers. if you do not like this style, you can try the storm riders forum.
kaozzz... u sound like.... Sandra Bullock!!!Originally posted by l3stat:yeah in the end we're on the losing end when we lose our cool. no point getting angry. if someone else has a differing opinion, he or she is entitled to think what he or she wants. getting angry would only harm your health... can get stroke you know...last of all, world peace.
------------------Originally posted by nismoS132:or maybe is also becoz school start liao must chiong homework less time to come online...
aiya multiple reasons lahOriginally posted by nick34:This might be one of the reason ..... but what i think is that lesser posting is due to the IRC #racetrack ... who would like to wait for answer where they can get answers directly from IRC rite
but dun you all also agree that there are a lot of new people coming in to start flaming??? those nicks like never see before one....Originally posted by daniuge:[QUOTE]Originally posted by roger:
[b]i agree with you on this issue. just take a look at the storm riders forum. there are no flaming and personal attacks.
those people are mature and talk about bike related topics only.
yes, the majority of those in racetrack are above 20, but they do not have the maturity of a 20 year old
to conclude, the people here will not change. they will still contine to spit obscence words and flame fellow bikers. if you do not like this style, you can try the storm riders forum.
LOL! exactly!Originally posted by token ring:kaozzz... u sound like.... Sandra Bullock!!!![]()
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hmm... good suggestion... anyone wana volunteer ma??Originally posted by Imaginary:Or you guys could migrate to another forum i.e. set a forum with www.ezboards.com; then you can have moderators, administrators and even different forum categories in one community, e.g. buy/sell, chit/chat, bike help, etc.
With moderators and administrators, flaming, etc can be reduced. I'm using ezboard for one of my community and it's quite reliable but above all, it's free.
Just a suggestion.
It's very easy to set up one... computer idiot also no problemOriginally posted by snowball72:hmm... good suggestion... anyone wana volunteer ma??
those internet savvy ones try do sumthing la.. me computer idiot.. can't do much.
Come on lar....you migrate here....migrate there....the trouble will still stay one leh..only method is tat we think first b4 we set our fingers to work and start typing.Originally posted by snowball72:hmm... good suggestion... anyone wana volunteer ma??
those internet savvy ones try do sumthing la.. me computer idiot.. can't do much.
It could be useful because over at ezboards, you can actually set up a community with boards of different categories; we can have a board for newbies to post and a board where only the more "seasoned" members can post (it can be done) i.e. restricting newbies from posting there. So once the newbies in the newbies section seem to be friendly, or you guys find that they are good guys, we can assign them rights to post in the actual board itself.Originally posted by Ah^Huat:Come on lar....you migrate here....migrate there....the trouble will still stay one leh..only method is tat we think first b4 we set our fingers to work and start typing.