Apologies for bad forum etiquette

[GT_Roadcourse_Newb]

Hey, it finally got on my radar that I've been creating too many threads - sorry!

I will try to keep it to a minimum, reverting to the 'fever' thread.

http://www.mustang6g.com/forums/showthread.php?t=51208&page=7

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[plc268]

I didn't see a problem with it. :shrug:

 

[GT_Roadcourse_Newb]

This sub-forum consists of many perfectionists

 

[AnelBHF]

I didnt have a problem with it. You brought up some very interesting topics, keep it up man.

 

[daltron]

I didnt have a problem with it. You brought up some very interesting topics, keep it up man.

+1, I've enjoyed the threads. :cheers:

 

[NvrFinished]

Haha.... so you started a new thread to talk about it? No worries

 

[jabrax]

The road course forum is kinda Blah in terms of activity.... I thought you brought some nice topics to the front. Not all of us are experts and enjoy the questions

 

[Cruizer40]

Keep it up man, talk what no one else does!

 

[c_reber]

The road course forum is kinda Blah in terms of activity.... I thought you brought some nice topics to the front. Not all of us are experts and enjoy the questions

Agreed!:coolphotos:

 

[Norm Peterson]

Separating distinctly different topics is a good thing even if they're all about the same car.

If nothing else, making multiple responses in sequence in the same thread is not always held in high regard by the moderating team . . . never mind that administratively merging posts means extra work for somebody.


Norm

 

[dontlifttoshift]

This sub-forum consists of many perfectionists

Let me clarify. Within the subforum, some threads deserved to stand on their own, like the E85 thread, that was perfect. Some not so much.

There were already brake pad and brake fluid threads, you could have easily gone in there to find your answer or ask your questions regarding those topics. Then the next guy doesn't need to read through 10 or more threads and piece together the information, the next guys gets 1 comprehensive thread that covers brake pads and everyone wins.

Just my opinion, but it seems to work quite well in many other forums.

 

[GT_Roadcourse_Newb]

Maybe we can just go with the flow... I think I can strike the right balance and agree that I was going overboard.

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