[madmike]

I know I don't see all the sections, but I do look at the CC Issues & Discussion section first, then most all the rest of the sub-forums within the heading of "CC."

I just posted a question about a training facility in the "Training" section. I wonder how many will see it there? I know that was the "proper place" for my question, I just wonder if very many routinely look there?

Recently, I "discovered" the "Off Topic and Humor" forum. Spent the better part of a day reading thru it! :biggrin2:

So, how do you use the Forums? Look at just a few area's? Or try to keep up with all of it?

mm

 

[DirksterG30]

madmike,

I don't browse any particular section; I usually just check the new posts section.

 

[CLASS3NH]

I check all of the listings..........

 

[Bud White]

madmike,

I don't browse any particular section; I usually just check the new posts section.

+1 I click new posts and go from there

 

[BCurry1]

Click on New Posts.

 

[madmike]

Leave it to me to fail to see the obvious! :redface:

But I'm betting others are also saying, "Now why didn't I think of that?" Even if they won't admit it. . . :biggrin2:

mm

 

[czman2006]

I'll be the first to admit I never thought of it!:embarassed:

 

[Scott]

I also click on "new POsts" and read through.

But I'm a moderator so I get paid to read all the posts.



In my dreams...

-Scott-

 

[Bruces45]

I usualy go straight to the off topic section as I like to BS. I read all the others just to "learn", but when I post in them it's usualy 1911 related and noone wants to hear me rant about the greatest Combat pistol ever produced (YMMV) :wave:

 

[rstickle]

New Posts is the way to go. That helps to narrow it down, and is a quick scan all that's new.

 

[NevJohn]

New Posts for me....

 

[QKShooter]

Good Question

I try to just click on OFTEN & hit New Posts.

I usually try to do a full review of the days postings every evening or later at night.
Sometimes that's not always possible but, I sure do try.

 

[HappyGunner]

I find the layout of this forum differs from many other forums. I am not implying this is wrong. Just making a point that it differs.

 

[czman2006]

no one wants to hear me rant about the greatest Combat pistol ever produced

Hey, Bruce is that the CZ-75B or the XD-9?:smile:

 

[KenpoTex]

I usually start with CC Issues/Discussions since it's at the top. Then I hit CC Guns, Knives, the tactical training and scenarios forums, the General guns, and Off topic. These are the forums that interest me the most. If I have time, I'll hit "new posts" and just browse.

 

[Airedale]

I hit the new posts and take off.
Dave

 

[P95Carry]

New Posts = way to stay in touch - tho now and again review of specific forums and sub forums is good - it's not that difficult to miss odd things and so that helps catch up a bit now and again.

 

[glock21guy]

I have looked at most if not all the past posts in the categorys that interest me.

Now I just hit the New Post.

 

[SARR001]

I Mod several forums (Not this one because I've not been asked and the current Mods do admirably), so I have the habit of looking at each sub-forum and then looking at the threads that have new posts. I generally look at the entire thread even if I have read it too see how the flow of the thread is going.
Means I spend more time going through, but I deal with it because you're all a good group of people.(and simians:gah: )

 

[exposurecontrol]

I click on new posts.