I'll chime in here also, LOL!
I think that having the information collected would be very helpful. I have been on the website for quite a while, but am still learning and there are many things that I've read about but haven't tried to do yet.
I would love to have "the best of . . ." posts so that I could find all the information about something in one place instead of having to do a search and read through many threads to find the details of the best way to do whatever it is I'm ready to tackle.
Also, and I've seen this on the couponing boards I frequent, it will cut down on the number of times the same questions are asked, because many people will check for information first.
The other advantage to the members is that when someone DOES post the same question again ("How do I get RED icing?" or "What is MMF?", etc.), one of us can say "see the sticky at the top of the page" or "that information is in this forum", rather than 10 people having to take the time to retype all the information.
I think of how often I refer people to Antonia74's tutorial on making and decorating cookies, and having something similar for all the basics, that could be added to if necessary, would be a great thing for what's already a fantastic website and reference!
Just MTCW,
Laura.
I think that having the information collected would be very helpful. I have been on the website for quite a while, but am still learning and there are many things that I've read about but haven't tried to do yet.
I would love to have "the best of . . ." posts so that I could find all the information about something in one place instead of having to do a search and read through many threads to find the details of the best way to do whatever it is I'm ready to tackle.
Also, and I've seen this on the couponing boards I frequent, it will cut down on the number of times the same questions are asked, because many people will check for information first.
The other advantage to the members is that when someone DOES post the same question again ("How do I get RED icing?" or "What is MMF?", etc.), one of us can say "see the sticky at the top of the page" or "that information is in this forum", rather than 10 people having to take the time to retype all the information.
I think of how often I refer people to Antonia74's tutorial on making and decorating cookies, and having something similar for all the basics, that could be added to if necessary, would be a great thing for what's already a fantastic website and reference!
Just MTCW,
Laura.
