[QUOTE=MichiganDl;1719235]Everyone is all sorts of sensitive these days. You can't correct or touch your children, you can't smoke in public, and you surely can't tell a lazy person to actually do some work. LOL. It's just too mean. LOL. Seriously though, in light of all the comments about this, lets not loose focus of a couple of facts. First, if you only have a few posts and none of them are of actual encounters in the hobby, or they are just simple I saw so and so and it was a good time posts with no details, how do I know you aren't uncle Leo fishing for information. And two, no senior members including myself OWN this board in any way shape or form. We all just agree on the premise of putting in to get out. Why should I give you on a silver platter what I had to spend my money on to find out? For example, if I find a SW that is a " Gem " or a " Peach " or a " Unicorn " its fair to say I have spent time and money driving around and looking. Not to mention money spent to enjoy services. Some of you think I should just hand that information over to a new member that has offered me no information at all? Why would I want to do that? Now in a lot of cases reports of encounters I have are made, and sometimes I give details or pictures, and where I found them. Is this info not enough? Now some new members come on the board and post pictures and details only a real encounter would produce right out of the gate like TwoWheeler did. Check his first posts. IMHO if you want respect and to be trusted, this is the way to do it.[/QUOTE]Dejavu. About a year ago I joined this site. Was told the same thing. Being an old forum working girl I didn't take the advice from mdl well, but in the end we ended up team mates in this hobby. Listen to the seniors newbies (been waiting to use that one) read the forum and learn.
