Getting enough posts to comment!!!

[BigBuckyB]

Where do I go to make posts

 

[atvdave]

Where do I go to make posts

comment about what?

 

[shooter521]

Where do I go to make posts

Don't look now, but you just made one! You're off to a roaring start!

 

[rockhopper46038]

Well, pretty much anywhere works so long as you contribute something meaningful to the discussion. Pick a topic and dive right in - but be aware that little one-liners like "cool!", "me too!" and "I agree!" will usually be erased until you get 50 "quality" posts.

But you can comment anytime you want; it's only the PM's and the classified area that require a certain number of posts before you can fully participate.

 

[42769vette]

I feel for you bud, This was my first internet forum and my first post (years ago was)

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/introductions_and_greetings/10805-hello_from_liberty.html

I didnt know what a post was either

 

[atvdave]

May want to give this a read..

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...discussion/16185-ingunowners_faqs_sticky.html

 

[PMR]

I have not tried to post everywhere but as a noob we can't post a reply in the introduction thread, yes I am working on my first 50

 

[jd4320t]

 

[Dead Duck]

Where do I go to make posts

You can make your own posts at home if you have the right tools.

Are you talking wood posts or metal posts? Now days, it's cheaper to just buy them like at Home Depot or Lowes. They even have plastic posts available if that's your fancy.

Here you go -

Shop post at Lowes.com: Search Results


Glad I could help.

 

[Oppugnall]

I feel for you bud, This was my first internet forum and my first post (years ago was)

https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/introductions_and_greetings/10805-hello_from_liberty.html

I didnt know what a post was either

He says now, 9584 posts later.

 

[MikeDVB]

Where do I go to make posts

When you find out, be sure to come back and let all of us n00bs know .

 

[printcraft]

You can make your own posts at home if you have the right tools.

Are you talking wood posts or metal posts? Now days, it's cheaper to just buy them like at Home Depot or Lowes. They even have plastic posts available if that's your fancy.

Here you go -

Shop post at Lowes.com: Search Results


Glad I could help.

This! /\



HazardFraught tools sells a bench top wood lathe that you could use to make some quality posts at home.
Screw that store bought nonsense.
Nothing is quite as satisfying as DIY projects.

Benchtop Wood Lathe - 5 Speed

 

[Car Ramrod]

Whatever you're doing, I think you're doing it wrong.

 

[Dj15802]

Don't look now, but you just made one! You're off to a roaring start!

^^
Classic
And by the way

 

[johntheplinker]

This! /\



HazardFraught tools sells a bench top wood lathe that you could use to make some quality posts at home.
Screw that store bought nonsense.
Nothing is quite as satisfying as DIY projects.

Benchtop Wood Lathe - 5 Speed

Ya'll can keep your high falutin' store boughten posts and your fancy smancy turned posts. I'll take my posts the way nature intended, thankyouverymuch.

 

[42769vette]

He says now, 9584 posts later.

After 4 1/2 years it gets easier

 

[mskendall]

My first 63 posts were deleted due to being irrelevant. I'm still working on 50 and plan on getting there by the 1st of 2014.

Delete...

 

[schafe]

Welcome to INGO, B3! Just keep reading....you'll finger it out. There are lotso comedians on here, but also plenty of great advice and knowledge. Have fun, and learn.

 

[Scutter01]

I have not tried to post everywhere but as a noob we can't post a reply in the introduction thread, yes I am working on my first 50

You can post in your own introduction thread. You just can't post in someone else's. It used to be that newbies would post "Welcome!" in 50 different intro threads and we got tired of cleaning it up.

There are only two places on the entire forum where you cannot post when you're a newb: Someone else's introduction thread and the classifieds. That's it. Two tiny tiny little parts of the board.

 

[Bennettjh]

You can post in your own introduction thread. You just can't post in someone else's. It used to be that newbies would post "Welcome!" in 50 different intro threads and we got tired of cleaning it up.

There are only two places on the entire forum where you cannot post when you're a newb: Someone else's introduction thread and the classifieds. That's it. Two tiny tiny little parts of the board.

That's too many places I can't post. Please change it for me.