Anonymous Posting?

[ronjor]

What is the general consensus among registered members concerning "guest posts" on Wilder's? Good or bad?

I am aware it is allowed by policy at this time.

[Dazed_and_Confused]

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Don't know enough about the Pro's and Cons to comment.

[MikeBCda]

I'm not crazy about guest-posting, but who am I to argue with Paul (and whoever else is involved)? Since registration is free, why not register if you want to post?

The vast majority of the board-groups I'm active with permit non-registered guests to view postings but not to post (originals or replies) themselves. If someone's looking for assistance with a problem but doesn't want to register, it's highly likely they'll find answers using searches here.

[ronjor]

-{ Quote: "I'm not crazy about guest-posting, but who am I to argue with Paul (and whoever else is involved)? Since registration is free, why not register if you want to post?

The vast majority of the board-groups I'm active with permit non-registered guests to view postings but not to post (originals or replies) themselves. If someone's looking for assistance with a problem but doesn't want to register, it's highly likely they'll find answers using searches here." }-


I just want to make clear I am not arguing with the policy. Just curious about other members opinions. :)

[bigc73542]

We discussed this once before and I believe that the concenses was that allowing guest posting it gives the posters time to see if they like the forum and would like to register. I personally don't like guest posters to be able to respond reguarding problems that are posted and need help.


but that is my personal opinion.

bigc

[Peaches4U]

I once had to post as a guest when I had problems logging in. It was the only way I could get my problem recified. I was grateful that I could do this otherwise I would still be sitting here trying to figure out what the problem was. :o