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Pretty Please - add it to our Events forum(s) and add to the calendar! >> 
Would be a good idea
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Tim Hollister
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Excellent suggestion, Jack!
Numerous times I've started to answer something only to question in my mind if my answer is applicable to the model, engine, trans, etc... So the answer goes uncompleted and more importantly, unsent.
The above is especially true when there are several "newer" people to the LBC world posting questions! Which car does "xxxxx" have? What about "yyyy"? Am I contributing a valid answer? Or adding to potential misinformation and therefore, confusion?
Could also enter car data in the user profile so one could click on the user ID to the left of the actual message and see the applicable information. Would suggest that if one does not want car data posted in each message, as in a message "signature."
Tim
Numerous times I've started to answer something only to question in my mind if my answer is applicable to the model, engine, trans, etc... So the answer goes uncompleted and more importantly, unsent.
The above is especially true when there are several "newer" people to the LBC world posting questions! Which car does "xxxxx" have? What about "yyyy"? Am I contributing a valid answer? Or adding to potential misinformation and therefore, confusion?
Could also enter car data in the user profile so one could click on the user ID to the left of the actual message and see the applicable information. Would suggest that if one does not want car data posted in each message, as in a message "signature."
Tim
