Posted on: 11th Apr, 2008 07:52 am
Wow jheard great points and that will really help the community :)
But I think saying "welcomes" is not too bad a thing here although I have also seen some meaning less gossip posted in this forum which in the end will not help the forum and it should better be stopped.
But I think saying "welcomes" is not too bad a thing here although I have also seen some meaning less gossip posted in this forum which in the end will not help the forum and it should better be stopped.
Thread hijacking is bad for many reason. The linear nature of the forum makes it confusing where there are multiple answers to multiple questions; which answer goes to which question?
If the question applies to the original post, that is OK. But to ask a new question, even related, takes the thread into a new area. People use the post titles to search for answers. If your question and answer are buried in another post, no one will find it.
It is frustrating to see the question and read 10 pages looking for an answer only to find someone else has asked a new different question and hijacked the thread.
It is bad form and discouraged on all forums. It is not my rule, but bad net etiquette.
If the question applies to the original post, that is OK. But to ask a new question, even related, takes the thread into a new area. People use the post titles to search for answers. If your question and answer are buried in another post, no one will find it.
It is frustrating to see the question and read 10 pages looking for an answer only to find someone else has asked a new different question and hijacked the thread.
It is bad form and discouraged on all forums. It is not my rule, but bad net etiquette.
I don't think that people intentionally do it, I think that by the time that they find these forums they are so frustrated and scared, especially in a possible foreclosure that they find a post that is relate and start typing.
a good guideline like this is well appreciated, thank you.
a good guideline like this is well appreciated, thank you.
I just posted a question to this thread - subject titled - deed in lieu, short sale, et al. From Hawaii I'm sorry if I posted it to the wrong group but I didn't see a heading that made sense except this one. How can I get my question to the right group? Thanks, Sandi
Hi sandilorenzana!
Welcome to forums!
You query has been answered in the given link:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/hawaii/shortsale-deedinlieu.html#66267
Please have a look. Hope it will help you.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
Welcome to forums!
You query has been answered in the given link:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/hawaii/shortsale-deedinlieu.html#66267
Please have a look. Hope it will help you.
Feel free to ask if you have further queries.
Sussane
Please forgive me if I have. I stumbled across a post while looking for answers on the web and didn't see the Please read this forum. What shall I do now?
Welcome Madame Tree,
You need not do anything. You can find the answer to your original query in the given link:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/propertytransfer/warranty-grantdeed.html
In case your post needs to shifted, the site admin will do that for you.
You need not do anything. You can find the answer to your original query in the given link:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/propertytransfer/warranty-grantdeed.html
In case your post needs to shifted, the site admin will do that for you.
I have to agree with what is being asked here. I have been on other topics on this web site. This listing is hard to follow with the hijacking.
It's hard for a person who is looking for an answer by reading what others have already asked.
It's hard for a person who is looking for an answer by reading what others have already asked.
Hi,
Jheard is absolutely right. Visitors should give meaningful topic subject to the posts if they want them to be noticed and answered. A subject should give a brief idea of what the post is all about so that whoever has some knowledge about the topic can come up with a useful idea or a solution.
Jheard is absolutely right. Visitors should give meaningful topic subject to the posts if they want them to be noticed and answered. A subject should give a brief idea of what the post is all about so that whoever has some knowledge about the topic can come up with a useful idea or a solution.
How do you search for questions that have already been asked? I can't find a search button.
Hi Guest!
Welcome to the forums!
You can find the "search" option at the top right hand corner of the page. You can write your question there and check out if that question is previously answered or not.
Sussane
Welcome to the forums!
You can find the "search" option at the top right hand corner of the page. You can write your question there and check out if that question is previously answered or not.
Sussane
Hi jheard ,
Thanks for giving tips about post.Its usefull for all forum members.
Thanks & Regadrs.
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Thanks for giving tips about post.Its usefull for all forum members.
Thanks & Regadrs.
gunz.ijjistaff
Thank You I am glad I just read all these points. I made the mistake of using "please help" ! I really meant it however. Thanks
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Would like to change the name that shows above the picture next to the post. Is that possible?
Would like to change the name that shows above the picture next to the post. Is that possible?
Hi daltonsjr,
You can contact the Site Admin and send him a mail regarding change of name. You can get the contact details of the Site Admin, from the given page:
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You can contact the Site Admin and send him a mail regarding change of name. You can get the contact details of the Site Admin, from the given page:
http://www.mortgagefit.com/contactus/