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- Rob
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Hmm sure it used to show the pics on the thread rather having to click on the link
Blame Covid, Rob.Hmm sure it used to show the pics on the thread rather having to click on the link
Haha damn yeah why notBlame Covid, Rob.
Bloody Covid.
Takes the heat of ThatcherHaha damn yeah why not
I bought some spare parts recently and saved £16 through club discount. So I'm £4 in profit.Hey, another newb sticking their oar in, seems an odd one for my first post. Difficult to absorb everything everyone has posted so excuse anything I'm repeating.
The 10 questions is a pain for me. I've got nothing to comment on yet! I'm just trying to absorb as much information. I'm in the same situation as another commenter, I've not bought an Elgrand yet. £12 is a lot if you've not decided which brand to go with. Just seems steep and no one wants me saying "hi" ten times to get past the post (no pun intended). It'll just be more dross for others to wade through.
Could the 10 post rule be swapped for something like - you can see/read all the post but not be able to post for a week/month or limited to, perhaps, 2 post for 2 weeks?
If the £12 could be seen to be justified in some way e.g. better searching or something. Don't know what it's for but kind of feels like I'm just lining someone'd pockets (or at least paying their fuel bills!).
Also, it kind of exists already but some more comprehensive bibles that, existing, long term 'expert' members, put together for newbie to read. If the comments are lock it means there is less to trawl through. Sometimes wading through peoples opinions to get to the facts is really hard. I almost need to go to Elgrand school before I ask any questions (perhaps set some questions and make people pass an Elgrand Exam first)
Sorry kind of sounds negative, ultimately I'm really impressed to the level of input and knowledge on here (especially compared to a rival cars forum where nothing gets answered!). I'm very excited to get a vehicle and get on the road after dreaming about it for years.
Just say hello to 10 newbies or comment on 10 posts and your into the rest of the forum if you don't want to pay the £12 as easy as that .Hey, another newb sticking their oar in, seems an odd one for my first post. Difficult to absorb everything everyone has posted so excuse anything I'm repeating.
The 10 questions is a pain for me. I've got nothing to comment on yet! I'm just trying to absorb as much information. I'm in the same situation as another commenter, I've not bought an Elgrand yet. £12 is a lot if you've not decided which brand to go with. Just seems steep and no one wants me saying "hi" ten times to get past the post (no pun intended). It'll just be more dross for others to wade through.
Could the 10 post rule be swapped for something like - you can see/read all the post but not be able to post for a week/month or limited to, perhaps, 2 post for 2 weeks?
If the £12 could be seen to be justified in some way e.g. better searching or something. Don't know what it's for but kind of feels like I'm just lining someone'd pockets (or at least paying their fuel bills!).
Also, it kind of exists already but some more comprehensive bibles that, existing, long term 'expert' members, put together for newbie to read. If the comments are lock it means there is less to trawl through. Sometimes wading through peoples opinions to get to the facts is really hard. I almost need to go to Elgrand school before I ask any questions (perhaps set some questions and make people pass an Elgrand Exam first)
Sorry kind of sounds negative, ultimately I'm really impressed to the level of input and knowledge on here (especially compared to a rival cars forum where nothing gets answered!). I'm very excited to get a vehicle and get on the road after dreaming about it for years.
There is an option of a one month trial for £3 if you want to see what you're getting for going premium, without the full £12. Instant access to all the tech info for less than a pint of beer.Hey, another newb sticking their oar in, seems an odd one for my first post. Difficult to absorb everything everyone has posted so excuse anything I'm repeating.
The 10 questions is a pain for me. I've got nothing to comment on yet! I'm just trying to absorb as much information. I'm in the same situation as another commenter, I've not bought an Elgrand yet. £12 is a lot if you've not decided which brand to go with. Just seems steep and no one wants me saying "hi" ten times to get past the post (no pun intended). It'll just be more dross for others to wade through.
Could the 10 post rule be swapped for something like - you can see/read all the post but not be able to post for a week/month or limited to, perhaps, 2 post for 2 weeks?
If the £12 could be seen to be justified in some way e.g. better searching or something. Don't know what it's for but kind of feels like I'm just lining someone'd pockets (or at least paying their fuel bills!).
Also, it kind of exists already but some more comprehensive bibles that, existing, long term 'expert' members, put together for newbie to read. If the comments are lock it means there is less to trawl through. Sometimes wading through peoples opinions to get to the facts is really hard. I almost need to go to Elgrand school before I ask any questions (perhaps set some questions and make people pass an Elgrand Exam first)
Sorry kind of sounds negative, ultimately I'm really impressed to the level of input and knowledge on here (especially compared to a rival cars forum where nothing gets answered!). I'm very excited to get a vehicle and get on the road after dreaming about it for years.
See I didn't realise there were any perks, can't see any listed anywhereI bought some spare parts recently and saved £16 through club discount. So I'm £4 in profit.
Yeah, but I really like beer!There is an option of a one month trial for £3 if you want to see what you're getting for going premium, without the full £12. Instant access to all the tech info for less than a pint of beer.
Good points raised, and yes keeping the relevant info seperate from all the chatter is one of the things we're looking into more.
Oh and just to clarify, none of the club staff profit from the premium members payments. It all goes back into the club, for hosting this site, show equipment, and competition prizes etc.