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"I have no opinion, it really depends on the topic/content at hand."'

Throughout my life, I've been on multiple forums. There have been forums in which I've had ~5k posts, and there's one in which I almost have ~14k, posts but will probably not reach anytime soon due to being inactive there. If I am on forums now, it's for BSOD analysis. Because of that, the length of my post entirely depends on the situation I am dealing with and what I need to say and tell the user to do. As all BSOD analysts know, and as all newcomers will learn, well put together (not just text... use bold, italics, etc... have different versions for different forums) templates are your best friend next to all of the wonderful online resources people like writhziden, jcgriff, usasma, etc have prepared. If a template is just blank text, it looks awful because it's just a huge TL;DR. However, if you make it look nice, it's not hard on the eyes and very simple to read.

<blockquote data-quote="Patrick" data-source="post: 48702" data-attributes="member: 208">Voted on &#039;<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul"> &quot;I have no opinion, it really depends on the topic/content at hand.&quot;&#039; </li>
</ul>Throughout my life, I&#039;ve been on multiple forums. There have been forums in which I&#039;ve had ~5k posts, and there&#039;s one in which I almost have ~14k, posts but will probably not reach anytime soon due to being inactive there. If I am on forums now, it&#039;s for BSOD analysis. Because of that, the length of my post entirely depends on the situation I am dealing with and what I need to say and tell the user to do. As all BSOD analysts know, and as all newcomers will learn, well put together (not just text... use bold, italics, etc... have different versions for different forums) templates are your best friend next to all of the wonderful online resources people like writhziden, jcgriff, usasma, etc have prepared. If a template is just blank text, it looks awful because it&#039;s just a huge TL;DR. However, if you make it look nice, it&#039;s not hard on the eyes and very simple to read.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Patrick, post: 48702, member: 208"] Voted on ' [LIST] [*] "I have no opinion, it really depends on the topic/content at hand."' [/LIST] Throughout my life, I've been on multiple forums. There have been forums in which I've had ~5k posts, and there's one in which I almost have ~14k, posts but will probably not reach anytime soon due to being inactive there. If I am on forums now, it's for BSOD analysis. Because of that, the length of my post entirely depends on the situation I am dealing with and what I need to say and tell the user to do. As all BSOD analysts know, and as all newcomers will learn, well put together (not just text... use bold, italics, etc... have different versions for different forums) templates are your best friend next to all of the wonderful online resources people like writhziden, jcgriff, usasma, etc have prepared. If a template is just blank text, it looks awful because it's just a huge TL;DR. However, if you make it look nice, it's not hard on the eyes and very simple to read. [/QUOTE]

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