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[martinlong1978]

Please read through the forum before you post. Your question has probably already been answered.

We now have to wade through countless threads regarding SMS phonebook lookup, where can i get radio 4.16, etc.

I appreciate those who already take a little care.

[MADmanFREE]

Please read through the forum before you post. Your question has probably already been answered.

This is the key here. If there was an easier way to do this.
My suggestion is start up a FAQ page|post.

With common and upto date news.
Especially the following I believe:
- Latest updates, and where to find or get them (eg ROM)
- SMS problem + patch.
- Un-locking technique (or is this against the rules?)
- hardware problems screen, serial, etc..

You can't stop people posting silly questions, without having the answers easily available.
I spend a lot of time on the madonion site for 3dmark. Yes overclockers and computer destroyers! Newcomers, beginners need to be led. You cannot tell them NO. Never tell somebody no, tell them other things...

Martin
MmF

[smaslift]

Hi

Just my 2 pennies worth of comment:

I normally would try a Search for some keywords to get all the posts recently on the topic I am interested in. The search engine is very efficient and it shows you all the posts with that keyword. It can be a little tedious some times to read thru the threads for a topic which has been heavily debated. But the search mechanism is a good point to start for someone interested to get an answer quick as one doesn't have to wait for somebody to answer you especially when the info is already available elsewhere. An FAQ would be a fabulous addition though it would be lots of extra work for the site developer.

This forum is the best support for the xda available in the whole world and we should thank all those who made it possible. As the person with probably the most silly questions it is a great site to get help and I would like to give those guys sweating behind the screen a big thank you !!!

Cheers

Vic