> I've been participating in this forum for about 6 months on and off. The > only way I've ever contributed to it is with the questions I've asked. > The questions are usually technical in nature about how to do something. > > I often feel hesitant to ask a question, though, because I'm not sure > how all you veterans feel about students/novices such as me using the > forum as a resource only to take from. > > Is it use or abuse? > > Every question I've ever asked has been responded to by multiple people, > so I pressume that my participatiion thus far has been acceptable. But > I'm curious to hear your thoughts..... > > Ed Ed, Use the list as an educational resource, rather a crisis hot line, and it will serve you well. Read everything, and integrate it into what you know (pending later verification if it's new material). The long term list readers that skip over what isn't of immediate interest to them, then post to the list in panic when the phone rings with a job that was discussed extensively just a couple of weeks ago, waste everyone's time. Work for it, work at it, and earn what you learn here by passing on your own observations and (current) conclusions for the education of the rest of us. Quid pro quo. Ask questions, by all means. You're doing fine. Some assembly required. Ron N
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