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December 8th, 2012, 08:57 AM
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Re: OT: D Cinema processors

Originally Posted by
Old Guy
No. BUT it is an Altec board !!! People who want small speakers don't face a shortage of places. Can somebody make a SERIOUS case for lots of RANDOM off topic posts? I see none. As far as this post, nothing against digital processing. But wouldn't digital for home be much more useful? I don't think any of us are planning to install a theater.
Convergence has a habit of recording and other posts. Probably two thirds of his posts are NOT Altec related. He never labels them off topic. I'm asking him to make the MAJORITY of his posts Altec related, and label off topic on a reduced amount of such posts. I don't care for the off topic rule either. BUT I comply. Guests should follow house rules. It's like not wiping your feet at the door.
Yes I make car posts. But 90% of my posts are Altec related and the majority of his are not.
If your main activity is random posts, why do it on a specialized board? I am sure with little effort he can make Altec related posts.
I couldn't have said it any better myself... Thanks OG.
The off topic rule does serve a purpose..I have been told by Steven that it should or is supposed to help with the search results when using the Search Function... As we have tens of thousands of threads now, it will help folks search for topics much quicker by weeding out the irrelevant OT threads. I know we all have looked for info here that we forgot what thread it was in only to find dozens of threads to have to go through..It will make the info easier to find, so I'm told..But does it actually work that is another matter entirely...
Also as we are a specialized board, your right, that it is proper etiquette to state posts OT when they are not Altec related..
Last edited by Altec Best; December 8th, 2012 at 09:03 AM.
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