Posting Questions, What Is Better?

[crimsonkingjv]

Every forum is a little different but I wanted to know if it was easier for the more experienced peopel to answer questions by keeping it all in one topic posted or to create new topics for each question. Thanks for letting me know.

[ryno]

Ehhh... I guess we have the stickies here for common questions, but alot of people I'm guessing overlook them, and or something odd, because there is always a lot of topics on getting Tangiers to smoke right, when he was a sticky on it and how-to videos, but I say when in doubt, search your question, and if that doesnt help, post away

[crimsonkingjv]

Right, I do try to search for answers first because to do otherwise is just lazy. My question was I found a web site called texashookah.com and wanted to know if any of you had heard of it. I keep seeing there are certain web sites that you all don't like but obviously I don't know what any of them are. Thanks and I will check stickies and keep searching.

Edit: Never mind, the site seems fine. I just read a bunch of threads about them. Thank you. Edited May 15, 2008 by crimsonkingjv

[jfaltous]

In case you haven't seen it:

Vendor Section:
http://www.hookahforum.com/vendor-area-f37.html

TexasHookah.com Vendor Thread:
http://www.hookahforum.com/vendor-area-f37...ead-t18468.html

Unfortunately nobody has done a review on them as a vendor, so there's no review thread that I saw... but the guy who runs the site is fairly active on here at least


And in response to your original post's question, if they're run of the mill FAQ-type questions then its easily approached with a single post. If it's some new revelations or something of the like that will end up being widely discussed, then individual threads As ryno mentioned, try and use the search feature before posting anything, it helps avoid having hundreds of threads about the same topic.

[crimsonkingjv]

Good deal, thanks. Yeah I am still trying to figure out all the areas of this site. It seems to have a wealth of information but a lot of what I am finding is more advanced information once I am experienced a bit more. I have to say one thing I have noticed (or perhaps the problem is I've overlooked it) but there is not a lot of information for really new beginners to hookah. I know nothing about styles of hookahs, coals, bowls, ect and the beginners FAQ isn't all that helpful in that respect. Thanks for all the info so far. I have learned more in the week of being on here then I ever knew before.

Edit (yet again): Forget a lot of what I have said. I was being more lazy than normal and wasn't fully searching. Thanks for all the info so far. Edited May 16, 2008 by crimsonkingjv