Before Starting Threads - Read This

[Aaron]

There are quite a few threads that get started by members for every 1-2 sentence thought they have or a single link and no real discussion. This does not really contribute very much and just makes more threads for people to search through in order to see real discussions.

Before starting a thread, SEARCH to see if there is already a conversation happening on the topic and post it there.

Thank you.

[Berg]

I'm sorry, Aaron. I'm probably guilty of that.

Henceforward, I promise to comply with your guidelines.

[Aaron]

Thanks Berg, I appreciate at.

I did however send a message to the members that I actually did think there was an issue with this. You weren't one of them, but it is something everyone can consider.

[Ein~+ein]

There are also those who start threads with vague titles. I've already instructed one newby who'd otherwise contributed some otherwise useful info, to at least search for threads of relevance.

[PYak1967]

Promise to make sure I adhere to the forum principles, thanks as it's a great place to bounce ideas around, or get amazing suppressed knowledge.

[noahgraduate]

I am a new member, was interested in joining
because personally, I had success for 1 year using the CES BT.
Lifted moods by stabilizing seratonin.
Appreciate others writing about the magnetic stimulator, please keep posting!

[emfimp]

Hey Aaron!

I went to start a new thread entitled "Lakhovsky MWO", but accidently created it under "Forum Help and Support". How do I delete this?

Turns out that there is a thread entitled "The Lakhovsky's Multiwave-Oscillator Thread", but it doesn't come up when searching MWO, or Lakhovsky.

Any chance that you'd be able to add some tags to that thread so it shows up?

Thanks!
Daniel