Well, It's kinda sad, but I've noticed the DML the most active when people
have problems. Its either a truck problem, or someone bitching about
getting stiffed on parts (guilty as charged). I don't know if the DML is
just a big target for people to put their frustrations out on, but it seems
like thats when were all fired up, shooting out posts left and right.
But on the good side, 99.9% of our problems are resolved in a timely matter.
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""Ray"" <bpracing@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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>
> Interesting you should mention that, John. I too have noticed the same
> thing.
>
> Personally, I respond to posts when I feel I can be of some help or when
the
> topic is of particular interest to me and I have some related experience
to
> share. If I can't be sure of my information, I'll keep quiet.
>
> There have been times when I've responded to a question with a solution
from
> personal experience or from factory documentation and no one comments on
it.
> Yet someone else will respond to the same question with pure speculation
and
> there will be a dozen posts considering that opinion. I take no offense
to
> that, just find it curious as well.:-)
>
> Ray
> http://www.dragtruk.com/ENTRIES/20KM1FD2KWBP.html
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net
> > [mailto:owner-dakota-truck@bent.twistedbits.net]On Behalf Of DakotaJohn
> > Sent: Friday, November 08, 2002 12:20 AM
> >
> > I wonder what it is that gets people on this list to respond
> > to a posted
> > message.?! Is it the person that posts it, or the topic, or just
> > that it was
> > there at the right time, or?. There are people on here that have helped
me
> > and others, yet there are other posts that are completely ignored
> > and I just
> > kind of wonder why. In a group that loves their trucks as much as
> > we do you
> > wouldn't think there would be any bias as to who posted the message, but
I
> > sometimes wonder. Since there are several posts that almost seem
> > to take on
> > a life of their own, yet there are almost as many that sit there
> > without no
> > one even seeming to notice that they were there. At first I wondered if
it
> > was just mine, then as I paid more attention, I noticed that it could be
> > from anyone, didn't matter if they had been here a long time or had just
> > joined. It could even be a similar topic requiring a different answer
and
> > one person would get several responses and the other person wouldn't
even
> > get an answer back. Maybe it is just my ramblings and the problem
> > that I pay
> > attention to things too much, but when you are in a group like this you
> > start to look at people as your friends, even if you have never
> > met and when
> > you get ignored time and again, you wonder what, if anything, you
> > did wrong
> > to deserve it. I have definitely received a lot of useful information
from
> > this list and I want to say that I do appreciate it. I have also tried
to
> > help when I could. So for the people that do reply to even the seemingly
> > stupidest message, Keep It Up! Thanks, John
> >
> >
> >
>
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