What was your personal highlight/s on the SevenForums during 2010?

[Golden]

My personal highlights here last year were :

1. Connecting with experienced people willing to share their knowledge
2. Actually achieving a real sense of satisfaction from helping people with my limited knowledge.

What were yours?

 

[pebbly]

My personal highlights of the year was the help I got from the wiser members of the forum , who when I gave the wrong information ( which I do quite often) would gently steer the thread back on course with no rebuffs whatsoever which I will be eternally thankful for, God bless you all

 

[EzioAuditore]

My personal highlights here last year were :

1. Connecting with experienced people willing to share their knowledge
2. Actually achieving a real sense of satisfaction from helping people with my limited knowledge.

What were yours?

Exactly same as yours..

 

[TVeblen]

Agree with all of you!
But I am most grateful for how much I've learned since being here.

 

[z3r010]

I think my highlight was making another post after this one:-

I'm off to hospital, I'd just had all the symptoms of a heart attack.

I feel ****ing awfull.

hopefully I catch you later

 

[Golden]

And hopefully many more...keep warm, I hear Chorley is bloody freezing at the minute.

 

[1337]

Best Windows 7 tech support forum! Solved all the problems happened on 2010! <3

 

[bigmck]

I think my highlight was making another post after this one:-

I'm off to hospital, I'd just had all the symptoms of a heart attack.

I feel ****ing awfull.

hopefully I catch you later

Of course we are all glad you are here. == I just want to say that you have done a terrific job putting this board together and establishing rules. I enjoy this type of site with the question and answer. I am also on others (different subjects) but I want to say that this is the only one that doesn't have constant bickering and name calling. It is truly a pleasure to come here. Thanks John

 

[blackzero]

My personal highlights of the year was the help I got from the wiser members of the forum , who when I gave the wrong information ( which I do quite often) would gently steer the thread back on course with no rebuffs whatsoever which I will be eternally thankful for, God bless you all

What pebbly said. So far this forum is the most wonderful and helpful forum I ever post in.

Keep up the good work, people. And thanks for the help.

 

[WartHog]

I have been amazed @ how open and friendly everyone is. No flaming, or shouting for people to use the search button. Some forums (I'm into cars too) are inhabited by mean spirited people. Here, I truly feel welcome and I feel as though there are no dumb questions.

Thank you to everyone here. You guys and gals are GREAT! (He says in his best "Tony The Tiger" voice.

 

[Fantail]

Getting mkv media to cooperate with media center, the way I wanted - largely in thanks to the Shark codecs was very cool.
Sharring other knowledge with 7-users, even if it's just a part of the puzzle.

 

[jfar]

Coming back to the Forum just before Christmas, and seeing all the concern shown for me after going AWOL, I will never forget it, Thank you everyone.
Then there was Kari who went off and had more strokes than I care to remember, get well very soon Pardner.
The great news that John was ok after he got that scare, and is doing ok now, and then there was the Great news that touched everybody like I have never seen before, about the recovery of the Grimreaper. I don't think it gets any better than that.

 

[mickey megabyte]

highlight: the return of John and Kari

lowlight: the return of jfar

(on a selfish egotistical note, it felt good when i got my medal )

 

[johnwillyums]

I mentioned once before about not really laughing out loud. Well there have been some runs of dialogue in some threads (often the Today thread) that have made me really laugh out loud.
They're lost in memory now but probably wouldn't pay revisiting.
It's like, just for an instance, across cultures and time zones, peoples senses of humour are syncing. Awesome.

 

[jfar]

Oh yeah, and I almost forgot to mention the time that I walked into the room and caught Mickey and Cindy, going at it like I don't know what, It reminded me of the question I was asked when I was a child.The Question was, "How did they seperate the men from the boys, on those 17 century Sailing Ships."

The Answer was " With a Crowbar"

 

[whs]

What makes this forum outstanding is that I always have the feeling to be amongst friends. And that is not the case on many other forums that I visit. The pleasure of being able to participate here is a year round enjoyment.

 

[Ciara]

I would say making friends with some very nice people at Windows Seven Forums.

 

[mickey megabyte]

Oh yeah, and I almost forgot to mention the time that I walked into the room and caught Mickey and Cindy, going at it like I don't know what, It reminded me of the question I was asked when I was a child.The Question was, "How did they seperate the men from the boys, on those 17 century Sailing Ships."

The Answer was " With a Crowbar"

don't quite understand what you mean here, old chap.

my great-great-uncle roger served for a time as a cabin-boy, i suppose i could ask him if he knows anything about crowbars...:huh:

 

[jfar]

Was he always called Roger?
or did they just call him that behind his back.

 

[Golden]

Was he always called Roger?
or did they just call him that behind his back.

Aahaha