Guidelines for this new FAQ forum

Here's the new forum. I'll pull this thread once we get other threads started.

So, go ask questions and let's get an FAQ going. One question per thread, please, and make your subject line as descriptive as possible.

dave

This message was edited Friday, Aug 22nd 5:07 PM

Northern California, CA

Dave -

I assume you just wanted the questions, to which answers will be given. I have answers to all of my questions with one exception, but this is for future members correct?

Thanks for the quick formation of something I think will make it easier for new members

Yes, you've got it. Thanks for the questions you have posed so far - they are all good questions.

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Dave, If we oldie members post a question that we ourselves already know the answer to can we go ahead and post the answer as well? Maybe within the same post as the question?
Like the question and the answer all in one post?

Or has this question already been answered? LOL

Yes, definitely!! Questions with answers from the same person are excellent.

Dave

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Ok good, I was starting to wonder if it was going to be left up to the staff to answer all the questions....and I thought O man that means MORE work for them!
Can't wait to help out.

Denver, CO(Zone 5b)

Great idea!!! I know I always have questions!! The members are amazing here, and know so much! Thank you all for everything you do!

Yes, this is working out really nicely! I like the way this is working. When one person doesn't give enough information, a second person can easily come along and add to the original question. This is a very good idea. (And, we finally get that FAQ that folks have clamoured for all this time!).

I added a link to this forum from the menu, BTW.

dave

Brazil, IN(Zone 5a)

I really like forum and the link makes it really easy, I've already learned a few things. Thanks for thinking of yet another way to make this a more user friendly format. Tracy

Mercer, PA(Zone 5a)

Dave, this is one of the best forums created so far! Besides all the other ones! Thanks for implementin it! ;~)

Efland, NC(Zone 7a)

Whoops...I just answered a question. Didn't know the answers were to come from Admin.

BRB....

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

No Shoe, Dave said it is ok for us to answer the questions. We can even ask a question and answer it all within the same post if we think it will be helpful to new members.

I saw where you had answered my question then deleted it LOL

Efland, NC(Zone 7a)

From what I read above I read it as "ask dave a question". Also, posters that know the answer can answer their own question. But you see, I'm easily confused!

I'll wait and see how this works.

(Mollybee...hope you at least saw I knew the answer, too! Nyah nyahhhh....! ;>)

Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a)

It's tremendously helpful if those who know the answers will help us post them. I'll do my best, as I'm sure Dave will, to monitor and answer the harder-to-answer questions :) But otherwise, feel free to dive in.

Efland, NC(Zone 7a)

Okay-dokey! Much obliged. (Good answer on Mollybee's question, too, Terry.)

cape may court house, NJ(Zone 6a)

This is wonderful.
I was going to write a question and post it in general discussion. This is better?

I live at the shore.
Many people have told me to use kelp around the flower beds.
Do you just put the kelp down or just use the water?
Sandy

Sandy, That type of question is best posted in the Garden Talk forum. This forum is for using Dave's Garden (the website) and not for gardening-specific questions.

Hope that helps!
dave

CHARITON, IA(Zone 5a)

Can someone help me with this question? How do I purchase a subscription for a dear friend who already belongs to DG?

Villa Rica, GA(Zone 7a)

Iowagal,
Why not put this question on a new thread here or on the fourm called Daves Garden you know the one I'm talking about?
Sorry I can't help ya on this though, but I know someone else can.

Murfreesboro, TN(Zone 7a)

C'mon y'all - surely you remember the questions you had when you were a new member (or the typical questions that arise when new members are brave enough to ask!)

Just be sure to have only one question per thread, double-check to be sure it hasn't already been asked, and that it's fairly general (applies to more than just one situation or user.)

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