Thanks, from a few-year member

One hardly ever needs to ask; just search, and read

[albo]

I have WebmasterWorld on my "iGoogle" home page, a source of daily entertainment. It's THE place to go, first, for an answer to a technical question.

One almost certainly needs not ask, just type terms in the search bar!

Thanks to all experts, for taking the time to answer. I hope I may figure a way to return the favor.

[eelixduppy]

Although there is a plethora of information here you don't JUST want to read because information can be outdated and there may be new technologies or methods, functions that aren't depreciated, etc... that are not discussed in older threads. For most topics you will find that this information doesn't change that much, but you should not be afraid to ask again :)

[edited by: Brett_Tabke at 11:13 pm (utc) on Feb. 21, 2008]
[edit reason] syntax fix at request of poster [/edit]

[4css]

If we didn't ask questions, then there would not be anything to search.

also, different people have different techniques and ways of doing things. It is always good to ask, make friends along the way, and learn new things through conversing with others. :)

[rj87uk]

t is always good to ask, make friends along the way, and learn new things

This is one of the best things about a website like WebmasterWorld - I have met many people via the forums and have my own network of "online" friends its great to bounce ideas off them, and also help them when they need help.

RJ

[albo]

Yes, well, I can see those points too. But also, one hesitates to ask when the answer is already QUITE ADEQUATELY given.

I have asked, when it's not (or I can't find it), and with excellent results.

In both cases, I estimate, my gratitude is warranted!>

[4css]

Even though the answer might be adequate in your mind, to someone else who might have a bit of difficulty understanding, or just starting out, might need a bit more of a discussion.

Different people learn in different ways, and need more then what you might see as adequate for their answer.

Newbies to web stuff or tech areas, or server issues, php, whatever it might be, need to have things explained a bit more than what you might need them explained to you.

[wildesign]

ive gotten alot of great info. here over the years - think i first registered (with another account that got weeded) in 2003, and the sites always been a great resource! thanks :)