POSTING GUIDELINES

[KMB]

I really am glad that I joined because I need good advice from people.

I'm a little nervous I don't want to make a mistake on here

[dancingdoc2]

Welcome to the SI101 Board and its Forums. We look forward to your participation and hope you enjoy doing so.

> I really am glad that I joined because I need good advice from people.

Our world-wide community is comprised of experts, "sexperts", experienced, and inexperience people in both knowledge and experience. You may hear from any and/or all. Tongue in cheek, the advice is worth exactly what you paid for it.

> I'm a little nervous I don't want to make a mistake on here

Not to worry, really. We are good boys and girls and generally tend to play well with others.

If you have taken the time and interest to read through the various posts in the Board Notices section then you are aware of the caveats that make some of us growl now and then. The purpose of this site is to provide information in order to raise awareness, improve knowledge and skill, confidence, and as a result, relationships; reduce angst, and, self doubt.

[machine_rat]

It could be that it's because I'm an aspiring author, but it bugs me when people type in TXT.

U hav a keybrd!

It just makes reading the posts easier, as well as adds credibility.

[HardNgood]

Originally Posted by moderatorII

Please note the following guidelines:

- check out the site to see if the information is already posted

- review posts under existing topics in each forum before creating new (possibly repetitive) topics.

- be as clear & concise as possible when naming describing your topic/post. *

- take the time to re-read your post; make sure it reads logically and legibly. Common abbreviations are fine, but please use proper English & refrain from pure slang and/or immature language. If the post is long, break it up into paragraphs to make it more readable.

The answer to your question may well already be here. You are much more likely to get helpful responses to specific questions once you've done your homework.

A reminder - relevant explicit language is acceptable, crudity and profanity are not.

Good Board etiquette is just part of mutual respect for each other.

Thank you!

Sometimes...read: A LOT OF TIMES...newbies don't take time to READ this important info you have posted moderator...so here is a video explaining what you speak!! LOL

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B9q2jNjOPdk

[sera300]

Originally Posted by moderatorII

Please note the following guidelines:

- check out the site to see if the information is already posted

- review posts under existing topics in each forum before creating new (possibly repetitive) topics.

- be as clear & concise as possible when naming describing your topic/post. *

- take the time to re-read your post; make sure it reads logically and legibly. Common abbreviations are fine, but please use proper English & refrain from pure slang and/or immature language. If the post is long, break it up into paragraphs to make it more readable.

The answer to your question may well already be here. You are much more likely to get helpful responses to specific questions once you've done your homework.

A reminder - relevant explicit language is acceptable, crudity and profanity are not.

Good Board etiquette is just part of mutual respect for each other.

Thank you!

To all new members:

Please do a search under the search option since often your questions are answered already.

Read through each & then post a more specific question after informing/educating yourself. This makes it much easier than seeing posters put out 25 posts in a day or two when they have already been answered previously. Use the search option and type in climaxing or go to the site of overall/partial topics.

Here is one link to all mainly asked topics:
http://www.sexinfo101.com/forum/inde...tml#post180103

Many people spend much time writing these topics for reasons. Often advise is given from older/experienced individuals. Remember not all of these older individuals are computer savy nor read TXT. Practice good writing techniques here and you will find it will help your writing ability and ease in conveying your intent much easier. Additionally, you can download spell check. Or use MS word and cut & paste your info. here. Not one individual will fire at you for type "o"s...we all do it secondary to time restraints or just bad practice from years ago. [me]

Good luck to all and enjoy.

[Ducy]

OMG I would love it if people started reading the guidelines...I swear the last like 50 members have asked identical questions with just a different screen name...

[pdub65]

ok i belong to another forum that has a sex thread and yes they have rules but you all have way to many limitations for newbies. oh, btw i am a newbie! I am going to stick around i want to get better @ sex and pleasing my future partner i hope i can learn despite all the limitations!