NEW BOOTY HERE

[RudyN]

Rudy, Welcome to the forum

[ke6guj]

Sorry about the font guys and or galls (why cant we use that ?) anyways thanks for the replies and some of the tips...

because the normal font is the easiest to read. Using large fonts with BOLD is harder to read. Also, typing in ALL CAPS is hard to read for many people, and it is considered SHOUTING on the internet. Don't do it unless you are trying to get a specific point across and you need to SHOUT. If you are a poor typist and can't be bothered to properly capitalize the first word of a sentence, just leave the cap-locks off and type in lower-case for everything. Nobody will yell at you for that, but if you type in all caps, you will hear about it.

welcome Rudy, use whatever damn font you want

Yes, he can use any font he wishes, but if he were to continue to do that after being informed that it wasn't polite, some/many people would refuse to even read his posts, some will even put him on ignore. So, who would lose out at that point, anybody that could have helped Rudy, but didnt/wouln't read the postp, or Rudy, who might miss out on helpful reply to his post since he was placed on ignore?


With all that aside, welcome Rudy.

[hellraiser]

hey rudy nice dog!!!

[ar15barrels]

Yes, he can use any font he wishes, but if he were to continue to do that after being informed that it wasn't polite, some/many people would refuse to even read his posts, some will even put him on ignore.

That's what I do.
I don't have time for people that can't follow basic netiquette rules.

[tmuller]

netiquette.....I like that

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hey rudy nice dog!!!
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Thank you that is "GLADIATOR" one of our studs.....

[Fate]

#18 02-04-2010, 02:04 PM
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hey rudy nice dog!!!
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I'm the best there is at what I do. But what I do best isn't very nice. --James "Logan" Howlett



Thank you that is "GLADIATOR" one of our studs.....

Hi Rudy. Instead of copying the above post, try that nifty little Quote button at the lower right side of the post you want to address. It puts it all in place, like the above quote.

[ar15barrels]

netiquette.....I like that

You must be new to computers.
That's a computer network term from the 80's.

Netiquette began before the 1991 start of the World Wide Web. Text-based email, Telnet, Usenet, Gopher, Wais, and FTP from educational and research bodies dominated Internet traffic. At that time, it was considered somewhat indecent to make commercial public postings, and the limitations of insecure, text-only communications demanded that the community have a common set of rules. The term "netiquette" has been in use since at least 1983[5], as evidenced by posts of the satirical "Dear Emily" Postnews column.[6]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette

[--->RUDY<---]

Hi Rudy. Instead of copying the above post, try that nifty little Quote button at the lower right side of the post you want to address. It puts it all in place, like the above quote.

thank you

[Trendkill]

You must be new to computers.
That's a computer network term from the 80's.



http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Netiquette

People who are new to computers are often times referred to as "Non-geeks"

[ar15barrels]

People who are new to computers are often times referred to as "Non-geeks"

Off with their heads!

[Richie Caketown]

im so lost

[ar15barrels]

im so lost

[Seesm]

WELCOME

[Trendkill]

Lol.....dunno why that was funny....but it was.