Super n00b section.

[Bludger]

Hi all:wave:

i'll keep this short and sweet.

been recently reading over the forums and.....(i'm not one to go over the forums, i more stick to the lounge.) getting the impression that we need a "Super n00b Forum"

this classification would be places under the n00b forum and should be intended for the n00b that even n00bs would call n00b. (get me?)

Too n00b, even for a n00b.

I do not wish to get flamed, its just me expressing my own personal opinion here in the discussions.

[Q_ball]

Noob = noob.

Too many issues with deciphering whats noob and whats super noob.

Lets jst leave it at that.

[blahZ]

arrrrr i voted no cos bludger is seeking att
is this topic replated or is it spammm?

[Bludger]

arrrrr i voted no cos bludger is seeking att
is this topic replated or is it spammm?is this a personal attack?

[m0nty ITR]

Wow, a poll about n00bs. Spam just took on a whole new meaning.

[SiReal]

behave guys. this is the SITE DISCUSSION, where spam clearly does not have its place here.

I will suggest no in this instance. noob vs super noob, i'm sure super noob will be able to get his answers by searching.

[dsp26]

seems demeaning. If anything first month of membership and the only section they can post new threads in is the Noob Section unless proven non-n00b with rep points from others... same as receiving member status.

This will also make it easiser to track some dodgy FS attempts

[Bludger]

this idea only occurred to me because i read that someone can't figure out how to open the interior light cover.

i'm sure these things would be shown in the owners manual or the answer would be found if the person searched the net, if not this forum.

[Bludger]

sure, its a very far fetched idea.

just thought i would give it a go :)

[dsp26]

this idea only occurred to me because i read that someone can't figure out how to open the interior light cover.

i'm sure these things would be shown in the owners manual or the answer would be found if the person searched the net, if not this forum.

i'll admit thats n00b haha. It is always in the user manual.
However i'll admit that I couldn't initially figure it out for the fronts of the 2004 CRV we have at home as it didn't have the common groove to stick a flathead in like the majority of designs and did not want to damaged my parents car.

[Bludger]

off topic.

if you don't want to scratch anything, put a cloth over the flat head screw driver, that way, the plastics won't get scratched.

[kn1ghtm4r3]

id say no. noob n super noob all the same =)

[wynode]

Silly topic. There is a section for new users and that's it.....we're not going to have multiple 'levels' of 'noobness'. Best to think a bit before making threads like these guys!