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I don't often start threads, having only started one or two. I do occasionally respond to other's requests, usually because I have something of value to add. I think I am probably in the majority in this. There are some members that have posted numerous questions and many of these are new to the hobby, like Chip (a.k.a. Spacemouse) was earlier this year. They have lots of questions to ask, and there are many more who are willing to offer assistance to these new members. There are also a few seasoned veterans that post new topics such as the clinics that we've seen recently. Again, these are followed up with replies from many of the forum members. The remaining new posts seem to be from experienced modelers that just need to find out about how others have done things or to learn about little details on their models, or to make an announcement about a new model. I haven't had any questions that I felt were appropriate to ask on this forum, because they would either be off topic, or would be stale from having been asked so many times. I do, however, learn from the topics posted by others, and feel that I can often add something from my own knowledge and experience. That's my reason for often keeping quiet, and I'm sure there are many more who are quiet for the same reason.
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