I just becmae a member of this board and one of the reason I decided to become a memeber was the respect the members have for one another. Recently I see some bashing one another. How can we keep this forum positive?

My input
#1 ) Be nice when soemone asks a question and the answer is obvious to you.

Thanks

 

Welcome. keep up the good attitude!

 

Disagreeing is ok, but personal attacks are not. In case you haven't already seen it, there's a Rennlist charter which spells out what behaviour is and is not acceptable.

http://www.rennlist.org/charter.htm

 

Welcome.

 

welcome.

 

Get the hell out of here, if you want nice people and conversation go to church!

Aren't all Porsche drivers arrogant bastards???

Just kidding,

Welcome and enjoy the show! We are all harmless!!!!

 

LOL

 

you had me goin for a second there Rob...ajjajaaa

 

Silverrules.

Thanks for bringing this up. Showing respect is part of the Porsche image.

 

kumbaya...ghandi drove a porsche

 

Good to know who you are

 

Hey Robert, you are too funny. I truely believe Showing respect to one another will set example to all other forums.

 

Do yourself a favor and DO NOT venture into the off-topic board if you are looking for kindness!

In all seriousness, Rennlist is a great group!

 

You should visit the Leica forum group [german cameras]: ask any questions you like, the most kindly as you may, and be sure to get bashed by one of the members anyway. Needless to say that if your question is naive and innocent, you'll get a bunch of exacerbate responses because of your ignorance. I got the feeling that they were all professional photographs and were all Cartier-Bresson brothers and sisters. Since that time, I don't go visit them anymore.
Some forums are very selective, but with rennlist, I am very glad to learn a lot from its members and sometimes humbly contribute to the responses.

 

Hey Silverrules! This really is a good place to hang.

I deserve a prize for not ripping into some folks on the OT board last night. For some reason, I assumed that if one could afford a Porsche, by default, one would have developed a very high level of resistance to propaganda...