As if anybody cares, I'm leaving 6gc Options

[spunky393]

The only real reason is i just don't have much interest in the car anymore. Another reason is the fact that back in the better times of the 6gc website, noobs would come in to listen and want to learn about there car, i was one once too. Now, noobs come in and want to make accusations, flame, and don't want to learn, they just want to be a presence. So, i'll take my leave, and i know everybody says they'll check back in here and there. I doubt that'll happen with my case, unless i have something go wrong with the car, and/or would like to discuss mechanics with the older members in the community. Take it easy everyone, and thanks for a good however many years i've been on here Coomer.

Later
-Brian B.
aka Spunky

This post has been edited by spunky393: Jul 13, 2006 - 12:27 PM

[sinner96ST]

I can understand this guys frustration completely, it seems like there's this large group of newcomers to this site who ask the same few questions over & over again.

There are a handful of people here who are really smart, have dedicated a lot of time & effort in to informing people about the 6th gen. The other 95% are just 16 year olds whose parents bought them a Celica, and they're wanting some ebay HP.

I blame it on our cars - they aren't very responsive to mods or tuning, so any of the more hardcore/serious tuners tend to stay away. We wind up getting a bunch of kids who ask 'what if' questions, instead of people starting good threads.

If you take a look at the content of these forums, in comparison to MR2OC, you'll see exactly what i'm talking about in terms of tuner to noob ratio. Some of the stuff I've seen on these forums makes me embarassed to own a 6th gen, to be quite honest.

Good luck, spunky.

[eyohannie]

The other 95% are just 16 year olds whose parents bought them a Celica, and they're wanting some ebay HP.

I think that is what he's talking about.

edit: u talk about flaming...ur flaming the ENTIRE site with this thread.

Don't get angry because most people on this forum can relate. I've lurked on the forum for a long time, and I have always appreciated what many members have brought to the forum. As of late however I have noticed a trend towards questions that have been answered many, many, many, many, many times before. I'm not going to argue whether or not these posts have been made by newer members, but I think for the community's sake we would all be better off if people consult the SEARCH function before posting.