why don't people put their gear in their public profiles?
Posted by: stephenjohn on 15 November 2009
...perhaps this is a padded cell question - if it is forgive me for my misplacement.
But, I was wondering
curiously SJ
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by stephenjohn
up to now there appear to be just three reasons: 1. a belief that to do so is irrelevant; 2. forgetting and, 3. not knowing how or where.
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by northpole
Oh but surely there must be more than just three!!
Let's see - humility; embarrassment (too little, too much, etc); possible trol (but that could just be me gettin out of bed the wrong side); a sense of mystery - keep em guessing!
And we're only on page 2.....
Peter
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by Blueknowz
Just updated my Profile No problems!
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by u5227470736789439
Two levels.
If the poster is after a lot of advice, then put the system in the profile.
If the poster is happy with his set, then don't ...
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by QTT
quote:
Originally posted by GFFJ:
Two levels.
If the poster is after a lot of advice, then put the system in the profile.
If the poster is happy with his set, then don't ...
Very reasonable.
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by Stone
How about because therer is not a section that says "system" Only Bio?
Ken
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by Alonso
Simples.
Read location.
Posted on: 15 November 2009 by avhed
quote:
prolific posters do it intentionally. Presumably they think that as they post so frequently, that we all know exactly what they have, but for people like me who visit here far less frequently than I once did, it's a pain in the arse.
Gary
I do not believe this, because how many system can these prolific poster remember? ( Of other prolific posters)
Posted on: 16 November 2009 by Richard Dane
The software allows plenty of options but Naim purposely don't allow some of them and prefer to keep things as streamlined and simple as possible. Personally, I think the forum looks much better this way and marks it out from the others where avatars and signatures distract from the thread.
Alco, give it a go now...
Oh, and this one is probably best in the Padded Cell now...
Posted on: 16 November 2009 by Derek Wright
Alonso you now hinder people giving you a relevant answer to a problem that is location related
eg
mains voltage
voltage quality
local mains wiring rules
use of air conditioning or central heating
building style of dwelling
dealer support available
relative cost of the equipment
and so on
Posted on: 16 November 2009 by Julian H
quote:
streamlined and simple
That's the way I like it. This is by far and away the best forum that I have ever seen. Nice, simple, clear, no signatures, no silly pictures or distracting text etc...,
Julian
Posted on: 16 November 2009 by Peter Dinh
quote:
streamlined and simple
It is even better if it has RSS. I regularly uses NetNewsWire to keep track of what's going on the websites that support it.
Posted on: 18 November 2009 by rackkit
I used to list my kit but thought it came across as willy waving.
If anyone needs or wants to know, they're quite welcome to ask.
Posted on: 18 November 2009 by Mat Cork
Too right...wave your willy mate.
Posted on: 19 November 2009 by rackkit
quote:
Originally posted by munch:
What have you got?
Do you need some Naim Viagra
Too many Black boxes.
Need Viagra? Too busy selling the stuff - that's how i ended up with the above.
quote:
Originally posted by Mat Cork:
Too right...wave your willy mate.
If i start waving this thing around, there could be trouble...
