Why Do You Post?

I for one think this forum has plenty of value stored in our collective memory/experiences.   And can only remember one time I had a minor "battle of wits" with MC, but I never throw the first punch.  And so it goes.

Just like I confine my reading to material that I really love, I also confine my reading in this forum to persons that have something to add. 

BTW it is a long haul but at the moment I'm reading Edison a great biograpy of the man by Edmund Morris.  

Regards,

barts

I've posted a couple times in lightweight opinional threads, the type of thing it feels would coax out more lightweight/low-fi members if indeed that's something the usership has an interest in here. Why? Because I haven't assed myself into listing the couple modest things I joined to sell.

As far as sensibilites go, Mahgister's is probably closest to mine, in his take care of what you can control approach before throwing money to the wolves.

I try to be helpful and encouraging.

I've been in the hobby a very long time and if my experience counts for something I'm willing to suggest and help other members. My answers are sometimes short and maybe a little curt but writing flowery prose is not my best trait. 

My central experience on this forum has been to learn about ways fellows have advanced their systems. AC, amps, tweaks, etc. When a critical mass of posts rave positively or promote a particular issue, it clearly becomes something that should be considered. And I must say that I have yet to be mislead. At this point, the list is long.