Simon Dunne
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We all know what it is like to be new at this (we all were at some point)... and the intimidation one can feel stepping in with those more experienced than we are. I still get that feeling when I hang around some of the legends in the industry. It amazes me every day what I don't know. You want to learn but you don't want to look dumb or be embarrassed.
I'll echo Joseph's sentiment. Let's do our best to embrace the "new guy". I have seen and been inspired by top dogs willing to share their knowledge to those who are anxious to learn and less experienced. We could certainly use those guys as our examples. David Mullen quickly comes to mind. He is patient and overly generous with his time and expertise here on REDuser. When in doubt how to respond to a "newbie"... start with remembering your 1st contact when starting down this road and how you wanted to be treated.
Easy to understand, sometimes difficult to remember.
Jim
Jim, if the forum had a Facebook style 'Like' button for post, i think it would be really useful. This is the sort of post that i would like to 'Like' as it doesn't really warrant or require a response. I would help cut out all the chaff too