Hey azer's, I just wanted to post a few thoughts this morning in regards to pool. Maybe some of you will agree and go out to do something similar.
1. In light of purported waning interest in the forums and lack of content... stop your *****ing. Content on forums like these are generated by users. If you want to see more interesting threads more often, do it yourself! Use your head, come up with a thoughtful question and post it. Share your pool stories, a picture of your cue, whatever it is, if you want to see good content, you can make it happen.
2. Do something positive when you go out to play pool. Even if it is something small. Getting into action is great, and can be a lot of fun, but every once in a while try to do something for the game. For example, play with a newer player, or bring a friend in to the pool hall who doesn't normally play. Hell, I've given away four or five cheap cues and cases to new players that don't have their own equipment. I've seen people who maybe can't afford a 100 dollar cue, but they're really hooked on the game, and it's nice to do what you can to keep them interested in the game.
3. On a different note, did they change the forum rules on posting in the wfs section? What's up with that? Seems like you can comment without bumping on some of the threads.
Thanks for reading, please share your thoughts!
1. In light of purported waning interest in the forums and lack of content... stop your *****ing. Content on forums like these are generated by users. If you want to see more interesting threads more often, do it yourself! Use your head, come up with a thoughtful question and post it. Share your pool stories, a picture of your cue, whatever it is, if you want to see good content, you can make it happen.
2. Do something positive when you go out to play pool. Even if it is something small. Getting into action is great, and can be a lot of fun, but every once in a while try to do something for the game. For example, play with a newer player, or bring a friend in to the pool hall who doesn't normally play. Hell, I've given away four or five cheap cues and cases to new players that don't have their own equipment. I've seen people who maybe can't afford a 100 dollar cue, but they're really hooked on the game, and it's nice to do what you can to keep them interested in the game.
3. On a different note, did they change the forum rules on posting in the wfs section? What's up with that? Seems like you can comment without bumping on some of the threads.
Thanks for reading, please share your thoughts!