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Polite Rules for discussing Audio related things

The polite rules for discussing audio:
Folks post three types of messages:      
Questions ,about audio function, method, what to buy..  
Answers to other folks questions..  
And blogging. I bought this, I did this, here is my experience                        
Allow others to say and describe what they experience and hear.   Allow then to offer reasons without arguing.   If it is a blog, stop telling them what to do! They don't want you arguing, just wanted to say I did this.
Offer POSITIVE responses. If you disagree with them, do so in a polite and friendly way.        
Offer alternatives without aggressive language.And above all, stop tit for tat aggression. Turn the other cheek dudes, turn the other cheek.
What do you think would help create a friendly happy place to discuss audio?
elizabeth
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sejodiren
74 posts
 
@geoffkait .....well, that's two of us at least.  I recalled them from  when I first heard of them in the late '70s.
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geoffkait
14,147 posts
 
Yup, me, too. Very dynamic.
roberjerman
2,086 posts
 
Please be respectful of others opinions. And I still have a pair of DQ-10's (nicely restored)!
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geoffkait
14,147 posts
 
As fate would have it, the recording I heard on the Dahlquists was Ry Cooder’s Bop Til you Drop 🕺 which makes it around 1979 since that particular record was one of the very first all digital recordings and predated CDs, which came later. Funky!
elizabeth OP
6,726 posts
 
As for insulting Seniors I am almost 70 years old. The big 70 is looming closer than I like.
I notice I reuse adjectives within a few sentences. It helps I have to proofread anyway, since I am using a 3 year old $300 junk laptop for internet. At least it has a 15.3" screen. The keyboard SuuuCKS.
As for DQ-10s.. Are those sold at Dairy Queen?
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