Forum posting & reply rules
Gold Member
01-13-2011, 10:58 PM
#17
VIP Member
VIP Member
Post away. Everyone starts somewhere. Just don't create stories to seem important. At some point there'll be a thread that you can help someone out on. So do it and help them out.
What goes around comes around.
What goes around comes around.
01-14-2011, 12:14 AM
#19
Registered
Dear, Offshore Only moderator & community
Over the last few years I found the OSO community to be very resourceful and knowledgeable site regarding the sport offshore boating. I am very grateful to this site and the community in helping me learn about the industry and to follow racing and poker runs.
Because of this I am now interested in posting or replying in the forums. I would not mind upgrading to the correct level of membership to do this, as I feel the wealth of knowledge and support far exceeds the cost of a membership.
However, I do not own an offshore boat or any type of boat, rather I am just a fan of the sport and I've always loved offshore powerboats.
Does a member of the forum community have to own, or have owned offshore boats to post or reply in the forums?
I ask this out of respect to the site and the type and level of your community members.
Regards,
David
Offshore Dreamer
Over the last few years I found the OSO community to be very resourceful and knowledgeable site regarding the sport offshore boating. I am very grateful to this site and the community in helping me learn about the industry and to follow racing and poker runs.
Because of this I am now interested in posting or replying in the forums. I would not mind upgrading to the correct level of membership to do this, as I feel the wealth of knowledge and support far exceeds the cost of a membership.
However, I do not own an offshore boat or any type of boat, rather I am just a fan of the sport and I've always loved offshore powerboats.
Does a member of the forum community have to own, or have owned offshore boats to post or reply in the forums?
I ask this out of respect to the site and the type and level of your community members.
Regards,
David
Offshore Dreamer
01-14-2011, 07:35 AM
#20
Charter Member
LOL on the Cash bar.
dreamer has a good point, while you only have a post is the time to change your screen name if you'd like, once you lock in a name and people know you it's hard to change.
And getting confused with dreamer is not necessarily a good thing
