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Posted by Eeyore on July 2, 2008, 11:40 pm
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Drew Cutter wrote:
> Eeyore wrote:
> > RicodJour wrote:
> >> Eeyore wrote:
> >>> Drew Cutter wrote:
> >>>> I haven't decided on which turbine yet. More concern with the tower and
> >>>> whether i get enough wind to justify wind.
> >>> Please don't top post in future.
> >>>
> >>> If you don't undertsand the damage to bearings from side thrust then you
> >>> aren't fit to be discussing these issues.
> >> He's not allowed to ask questions unless he understands some arbitrary
> >> criteria you set? Sheesh.
> >
> > There's an inference that people who post on a topic know something about it.
> >
> > This is clearly a newbie who hasn't considered the simplest basics who needs
to
> > be educated.
> >
> > Starting with 'towers' is a very wrong place to be.
>
> This is why newbie stay away from this newsgroup. If all you get is the
> elitist posting than the group needs be taken off the internet. Whether
> the posting are top post or bottom is for old farts and people who
> "think" they know everything about a subject and have appointed
> themselves as administrator of the newsgroup . Yes , it make it easy to
> read if its bottom posted but who want to scroll down to where the next
> person posted (long paragraph which you already read ). This is the
> quickest way for any group to die. Newbie need to learn all the in's and
> out's without getting jump on for asking a dumb question. Starting off
> with a tower question is not dumb. The tower "just" might be the one
> thing that prevents a person from having a wind turbine installed.
I stand castigated, not least through my misinterpretation.
If a new poster wants good advice (as is available) they should at least give
some
basic background to their plan such as .. " I have a .... what is the best way
to "
type enquiry.
Anyone care to defer ?
Graham
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