DonNagual
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An idea:
For example, I have a post that I made yesterday that has now been pushed back a few pages. I have a friend who posted an ATA question a few days back, he has "bumped" himself a few times, and still no answer.
These are cases in which the questions are worded well, and there is without a doubt many people in this forum who know the answer, but simply the timing of the post is no good (not many people online when question was asked).
In our case, it's mainly because we are in Japan, and most people are sleeping when we are online, but it happens to those in the US as well.
How about a sticky thread that we can post in, asking for people to take a look at our unanswered posts? This will stop people from creating multiple threads (hopefully) in order to get attention. Instead, we can go to the sticky, post a link to our post and say "hello, I haven't had any answers and need some help, can someone look at this post please?" or something to that effect.
This way the experienced techs in this forum can go to that thread, and see who is in need of urgent help.
Just a thought. :angel:
For example, I have a post that I made yesterday that has now been pushed back a few pages. I have a friend who posted an ATA question a few days back, he has "bumped" himself a few times, and still no answer.
These are cases in which the questions are worded well, and there is without a doubt many people in this forum who know the answer, but simply the timing of the post is no good (not many people online when question was asked).
In our case, it's mainly because we are in Japan, and most people are sleeping when we are online, but it happens to those in the US as well.
How about a sticky thread that we can post in, asking for people to take a look at our unanswered posts? This will stop people from creating multiple threads (hopefully) in order to get attention. Instead, we can go to the sticky, post a link to our post and say "hello, I haven't had any answers and need some help, can someone look at this post please?" or something to that effect.
This way the experienced techs in this forum can go to that thread, and see who is in need of urgent help.
Just a thought. :angel: