I dont want to leave the wrong impression. This site's entertaining, you guys crack me up. And there's some great info and build threads on the site.
But Ive noticed theres a select handful of guys who give tech advice based off of what they've read on the internet, instead of what theyve experienced hands on. IMO, this has resulted in a whole crapload of misinformation on the site. Sometimes when I search for things I want a second opinion on, cant figure out, or need certain specs, 90% of the time I have to skim through four pages of garbage to pick and choose what I think the accurate post is.
In other words, know wtf you're talking about before you post. Remember that game you played in elementary school where everyone sat in a 1/2 circle? The teacher whispered a secret to the first student, everyone was instructed to whisper the same thing to the next person? By the time the message gets to the last person, its a completely different story?
If you noobs keep it up, thats what this will turn into.
But Ive noticed theres a select handful of guys who give tech advice based off of what they've read on the internet, instead of what theyve experienced hands on. IMO, this has resulted in a whole crapload of misinformation on the site. Sometimes when I search for things I want a second opinion on, cant figure out, or need certain specs, 90% of the time I have to skim through four pages of garbage to pick and choose what I think the accurate post is.
In other words, know wtf you're talking about before you post. Remember that game you played in elementary school where everyone sat in a 1/2 circle? The teacher whispered a secret to the first student, everyone was instructed to whisper the same thing to the next person? By the time the message gets to the last person, its a completely different story?
If you noobs keep it up, thats what this will turn into.
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