[Curmudgeon]

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I would suggest that you read all the forum rules or be ready to be roasted.

I would suggest you lurk for awhile before stepping in. It is one of the best tech site out there that I know of, but the sites admin. Does not tolerate violations of there rules.

[trackbird]

CC.Com has some great tech. They offer a great depth of information on many topics that are complicated, to say the least. They offer a wealth of valuable information and can be an excellent resource. I read alot and post little on there (I'm still under 100 posts on that board and I've been a member a year or two). If you need information on complicated subjects, they are a good source for it in most cases.

However, love them or hate them, they are not going away. They can go from "0 to attitude" in nothing flat when their rules are broken (light flywheel?). That is a fact of life around there. They've not asked for my opinion of that approach, nor would they car what I had to say about it. So, there is no point in anyone getting worked up about it, it will not change, no matter what we do or say. If you like the tech and want to cruise CC.com, by all means, I suggest you do so (I often do). If you don't like their attitude or the approach they use, I'd suggest avoiding them. There is no right or wrong answer here, it is personal choice. It's a big internet out there, explore.

We have been laying the groundwork for a FAQ section and/or a installation page with explanations. The thought here is that by offering a "course" in whatever it is a person is going to ask about, we can get them "up to speed" and answer most of their questions before they get asked. This is designed to help those who need mechanical guidance and to help reduce repeat questions on the board (not that we won't answer them and not that we have had any). We are going to try to help educate someone new and let them ask about what they have learned. I hope this will prove to be a valuable resource for our current and future members. If anyone has pics and a write up on "how to" do something on an F-body, drop me a line, I'm always open to assistance.

I have a feeling that an arguement about cc.com can run for days and accomplish nothing. Or, we can all agree to disagree (or agree, either one). It's your call.

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