Introduction.

**mail man** · 08-23-2010, 10:39 AM

While this mantra is true, it's my opinion that it's unreasonable to ask someone to search similar cigars based on his specific taste preferences of other cigars. To me, that's just asking a question. You have the choice to answer it or not. I think that might be where the "read more/post less" thought process comes into play.

I agree, I didn't mean to post this in that aspect, just a general information type thing.

As for the suggestion, I didn't offer any because I was not really sure of any to suggest.
Sorry for the confusion.

**Sam Tushing** · 08-23-2010, 10:43 AM

Hey...good idea Josh! I'm a newbie, too and excited to learn more here.

ST

**droz** · 08-23-2010, 11:47 AM

Welcome from NC.

**cigarsarge** · 08-23-2010, 12:06 PM

Greetings...

**TachyCoventry** · 08-23-2010, 01:06 PM

Welcome from Jax, Florida!

I subscribe to the "read more, post less" theory. I am still a newb on the forum and have learned that the search bar is amazing. There are so many great posts on this forum that there is very few reasons to start a new post.

You should try out the Newb trade, I did it when I first started and it was awesome. You can even mention what you like to a FOG and they will often develop a sampler for you based on that request that will branch you out a little bit.

**badwhale** · 08-23-2010, 01:28 PM

Originally Posted by Daigz

Welcome from Jax, Florida!

I subscribe to the "read more, post less" theory. I am still a newb on the forum and have learned that the search bar is amazing. There are so many great posts on this forum that there is very few reasons to start a new post.

You should try out the Newb trade, I did it when I first started and it was awesome. You can even mention what you like to a FOG and they will often develop a sampler for you based on that request that will branch you out a little bit.

I think you're mixing up "start a new post" and "start a new thread" It's not "read more, start less threads"