too many stickys

[jubjub721]

i think w should ad a section to gear talk musicman basses set aside for stickys

maybe we could also lay down some basic rules there

il let you guys decide what to do with the rules though

i love this forum to much and can change if i have to, just dont make them to crazy

 

[midopa]

Adding a new section won't help. Most hardly pay attention to those stickies anyway. Pushing them aside to some other section would just be a step back.

 

[jubjub721]

what would it hurt though if we are already ignoring them

 

[midopa]

Moving them would just increase the chances of both n00b's and fogies ignoring them. With them up on this section, there's a tiny light of hope that someone may be bright enough to take a gander.

Besides, I remember someone else suggested splitting the MM Bass section up into several parts, such as amp-related discussions, etc. A striking majority favored leaving the section as it is.

 

[jubjub721]

when did uvapete say this

 

[midopa]

Mr. Uvapete said that ingenius quote during a nasty, big discussion started by N***2:

http://www.ernieball.com/forums/showthread.php?s=&threadid=3134&perpage=30&pagenumber=3

 

[uvapete]

That's Dr. UvaPete

Only a real doctor could say such a thing.

In fact, you can tell anyone that "doctors say" this.

But it has been an incredible source of honor for me that midopa uses the quote in his signature.

that is why I have used one of his. sure it is out of context but I wanted to reciprocate this honor

I told my wife about it and she didn't seem to think it was as profound. But that is not surprising.

_________________________

not that bad

-- midopa

 

[midopa]

Dr. Uvapete it is.

And I'm afraid I'd have to disagree with your wife there. "Not that bad" is incredibly profound!

 

[Jean-Frédéric]

I agree with Midopa on ..everything but moslty on the board thing ... and I'd need to get some info ont he "not that bad" but i 'm pretty much sure it is profound

 

[uvapete]

it is very profound.

i bet midopa didn't even realize how profound he was.