[Ken Leung]

Originally Posted by Chris Hibner

So...

- Be SPECIFIC with your thread titles. Do you want help with rendering? Then title your thread "Help with rendering", not "Help". Also, if you want help finding gears, title your thread "Help Finding Gears", not just "gears", because "gears" could mean 50 different things.

- Do NOT be afraid to sound redundant. For instance, a thread titled "Help" on the Chairman's Award forum may make some sence if you're browsing the Chairman's Award forum, but for those of us that use the portal, "Help" is completely ambiguous.

- Once you've gotten sufficient help and fixed the problem, make a post stating so. This way, a lot of people won't waste their time formulating a great solution to a problem that you have already solved.


For the most part, people have been doing a good job. However, if we can fix that last little bit, it would help out a great deal.

Now then, I'm looking forward to these forums becoming a more helpful place.

An easy solution is if the moderators go ahead and change the thread title into a better one. But I feel like that messing with someone else's writing and some how it doesn't feel right. The question for the rest of you is, would it be ok if your thread title is edited/modified to make it more specific?