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Please do not mis-understand when I say this..

But A BIG thanks to all the posters and members and staff of this website

for not posting and/or allowing the filthy stuff found on other sites!

 

I was reading on another site from a link someone posted in the forsale section of this site...

It did not take me long to see the childish ways of the other site and stop reading their forums.. the talk they allow and use over there is really un-called for and just reminded me of why I spend so much time reading here!

We all have our times of foul talk but to type it?? come on.. anyway not meaning to bash the other site either..

just a big thanks to all here for acting like Adults and not the kids over there..

 

 

TW

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Totally agree with this post. I personally love it when you get bashed for expressing an opinion. They post asking for opinions then spend the next week bashing the opinions. God forbid you ever get involved in a flame war!!!!

 

I love this board for the open exchange of ideas without the childish attitudes.

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Could not agree MORE!! :cheers: Having my past vehicles be Jeeps i spent a LOT of time on www.jeepsunlimited.com and while I dont want to make a general comment about it being childish, because there are SO many helpfull people over there! Yet also so many "kids" that simply reply USE THE SEARCH function, or some smart a$$ responce!

 

Great board here great people...

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I agree, seems like the other site I look on (not sure if I should mention it or not...) is much more about opinions (and how dumb you are for not agreeing) and trashing brands etc...no technical help at all, but lots of attitude! This site has a very nice blend of help/technical and humor without people getting angry all the time...keep it up. Later, :devil::jester::cheers:

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Yeah, I like this site the best too. PUTC has gotten horrible over the last few years, and this site keeps getting better and better. People here help you with your problems instead of bashing your truck. The discusions are alot more grown up here, as opposed to the constant political talk over there. Thanks for all the work mods!!!

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Thanks to all. I know signing on that there'll be a number of things to make me laugh, make me say "I didn't know that", and hopefully make me feel good for helping someone solve a problem. I think we've off-topic'd on some of the current issues from time to time and like debate in life, not everyone is going to agree with you, but it seems like most of the time, we all take the higher road and respect one another's opinion and know that tomorrow is another day.

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This site helped me more than anyone I know. If I hadn't have found this site, I probably would have sold the 02 and bought a VW :cheers:

 

When I started having the problems with my 02 Silverado, this is the place that helped through 3.5 months of HE!!.

 

I have talked to so many wonderful, caring, and highly intelligent people here, I owe my sanity and my new 05 Silverado to the people here. You guys were patient with me when I asked dumb questions, you all supported me and pushed me when I was ready to give up. You guys taught me a lot about my truck.

 

I honestly believe the people that run this site and the great people that post here helped me through the whole truck saga and got me into the new one. Each one of you had a role in helping me, THANK YOU!

 

I am grateful to the people that work so hard to keep this site as awesome as it is, I know they put a lot of time and effort to give all of us "truck" people a place to hang out and talk and help each other.

 

YOU GUYS ARE THE GREATEST!!!!!!!!! :jester:

 

Lisa K

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I also spent many years on jeepsunlimited boards. In the beginning, there were many helpful people with no childish or hateful banter, but it has taken a turn toward being a waste of time to read. Now that I'm an ex Grand Cherokee owner, I found this board to be just what I need. I was noticing that there aren't nearly the amount of repair/problems/warranty related posts like exists at jeepsunlimited, but I guess that's because GM knows how to build better trucks than Chrysler does. I sure don't miss those crummy Dana diffs and 249 transfer cases!

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I agree, this is hands-down one of the best message boards I have found on any topic. The mods do a great job, and the members generally do seem to care about others problems. I have learned more things here in the past few months than I ever new about my truck. Its nice not to be afraid to ask a question, stupid or otherwise.

 

Thanks to all and keep up the good work! :cheers:

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I agree also,This site is nice to ask questions or to ask for advice and also to help out other fellow truck owners. :cheers:

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:cheers: Finding good info on other sites is like looking for parts in a landfill. If you're lucky, you might find something you need, but you have to sort through alot of trash first :jester:

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Hey all!

 

I found this site about a month ago while lookin around the web for opinions on a specific product. It took awhile but...because of the quality of the people that post here, I decided to go ahead and join up...thus my first post. I really appreciate the great information and opinions shared...I wish I had found this site a long time ago.

 

Anyway, enough rambling...

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