I think you may have missed my point a bit Shawn. I will be glad to write a ten page post on mixing, but I will not take the time if it is buried in the areas many (only using "many" because of the more than many repeat posts) beginners chronically skip over. So, if the giant bold thing (like a heading three times the normal font size) is a possibility, I'm writing as soon as I get the go, if not , and my work is dumped into the other great , informative ,obviously skipped over care sheet , I'll save my time.
I write my share of posts to try to help out with beginners questions , but there are limits to what we can all take. One thing people do not realize when chronically starting a thread that has been beaten to death is the "experts " will only post on these such threads sooooo many times before dropping out. Then the "newbies" end up with less than expert opinions. Whatever we all consider expert is another matter, but you all get my point.
I've written about reading before posting questions . This thread sums up my beliefs.
How Much Time Did You Personally Spend Reading Before Postin
Quality is hurt when we spam, and it is spam at a certain point, our board. It is quality over quantity we should all be striving for.
Rich
