Full Guide For Newcomers
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Re: Full Guide For Newcomers
by Mash » Thu Aug 13, 2015 7:16 pm
Had a couple of days of sure to work.... restart tomorrow.
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Re: Full Guide For Newcomers
by Still Brewing » Sat Aug 15, 2015 12:44 pm
Well done Mashy, looks like you are really going for this.
One thing I have noticed is that certain other distilling forums are not as friendly as this one. Is it because we are over the pond, its a forum for advanced distillers or they just generally don't like to help newbies.
Everybody has to start somewhere and I think the guide you are producing will be worth its weight in gold for people like myself.
Thanks for what you are doing and to everybody else who has guided me in the last couple of months.
Neil
One thing I have noticed is that certain other distilling forums are not as friendly as this one. Is it because we are over the pond, its a forum for advanced distillers or they just generally don't like to help newbies.
Everybody has to start somewhere and I think the guide you are producing will be worth its weight in gold for people like myself.
Thanks for what you are doing and to everybody else who has guided me in the last couple of months.
Neil
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Re: Full Guide For Newcomers
by Icefever » Sat Aug 15, 2015 3:42 pm
Still Brewing wrote: One thing I have noticed is that certain other distilling forums are not as friendly as this one. Neil
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Re: Full Guide For Newcomers
by Easydrinker » Sun Aug 16, 2015 10:18 pm
[quote="Still Brewing"]
One thing I have noticed is that certain other distilling forums are not as friendly as this one. Is it because we are over the pond, its a forum for advanced distillers or they just generally don't like to help newbies.
IMHO,It could be a culture/region thing;it could be pomposity and ego;it could simply be what in the UK are known as 'Jobsworths'.
It may simply be,that as as the banner states,we are the "FRIENDLY HOME DISTILLATION SITE",although we don't usually state it with Caps. lock on!
Whatever,here people like to help.
Robert.
One thing I have noticed is that certain other distilling forums are not as friendly as this one. Is it because we are over the pond, its a forum for advanced distillers or they just generally don't like to help newbies.
IMHO,It could be a culture/region thing;it could be pomposity and ego;it could simply be what in the UK are known as 'Jobsworths'.
It may simply be,that as as the banner states,we are the "FRIENDLY HOME DISTILLATION SITE",although we don't usually state it with Caps. lock on!
Whatever,here people like to help.
Robert.
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