Respect, who gets it on here?

[DevAng22]

Ok I have been on the board for 2 yrs now but as you can see I don't post much. I don't like to give advice because I am not as knowledgeable as everyone else. I just don't want to danger anyone's life especially those who seek advice on AAS.
But when I post a question, I would like to get a response. Usually before I post, I make sure I search because some of you like to bash other people.
Sometimes I don't get a response and I feel its because I am still a "novice" and I also only have 46 posts (well now 47). So my question is, do members who have tons of posts get more respect than those who don't? How about those who have been here a long time?

 

[vinylgroover]

There are plenty on here who do see themselves as knowledgable, but you can soon sort out the wheat from chaf.

It's not about who has more posts or taking what any one member says adverbatim. That's exactly what this is, discussion. People voice their opinion, you take it all in, and objectively decide which advice you choose to take, if in fact you take any at all.

Generally, those who have the most posts just have nothing better to do than post.

 

[Stan O'Zolol]

Well said Mr. Groover.

DevAng,

I don't visit the anabolic board much anymore, but if you are ever interested in my philosophies on anabolics/training/diet send me a pm or an email. I don't profess to know everything, but I'll share with you what I do know.

 

[MP5]

that is why i fuck with half the people in this board, there are a lot of stupid people here. Take a lot of the AAS advice like a grain of salt. I second what stan said, if you have real questions go ahead and PM.

 

[Lifter4Life]

Respect, the internet? Lifter