I Have a Problem!

**Chris** · 01-06-2009, 10:21 PM

That’s the name of our revamped “help” forum.

My vision here is to create an I Have a Problem!* BETA sub-community, complete with experts and other knowledgeable members from amongst us, to help each other with whatever issues we may face. Obviously, one of the main concerns of this concept would be to assist members with, and address, any technical issues that they discover with the forum.

However, we can also set up experts who are able to assist members with troubleshooting computers and other technologies and maybe, one day, much more (though that “much more” is in the planning stages, hehe). We can be each other’s best resource when we need help, so let’s see what happens!

Once we can narrow down our categories, we can start to search the membership for experts who would enjoy the adventure. We could even consider a special forum “badge” or name colour for those members who do so volunteer their expertise.

Further updates to come!

**El Barto** · 01-06-2009, 10:38 PM

Sounds interesting , but I have no clue to what i can contribute .
can this sub forum be accessable to read if you can't post?

**DurkaDurka** · 01-06-2009, 10:43 PM

Can I be the porn expert?

**El Barto** · 01-06-2009, 10:45 PM

Originally Posted by DurkaDurka

Can I be the porn expert?

:withstupid::fish:

**karrie** · 01-06-2009, 11:24 PM

Originally Posted by El Barto

Sounds interesting , but I have no clue to what i can contribute .
can this sub forum be accessable to read if you can't post?

home reno advice. That's Bart's section I think.

**El Barto** · 01-07-2009, 07:29 AM

Originally Posted by karrie

home reno advice. That's Bart's section I think.

maybe I'm getting the wrong idea here :unknw:
I'll wait and see what paradox has in mind

**mikezila** · 01-07-2009, 08:56 AM

Originally Posted by El Barto

maybe I'm getting the wrong idea here :unknw:
I'll wait and see what paradox has in mind

hush you! unless you have a solution to how it get rid of mold on 2x4s w/o replacing the wood. :dry:

**El Barto** · 01-07-2009, 08:59 AM

Originally Posted by mikezila

hush you! unless you have a solution to how it get rid of mold on 2x4s w/o replacing the wood. :dry:

umm burn it?:unknw:
anyone a fireman here ?:whistle:

**mikezila** · 01-07-2009, 09:04 AM

Originally Posted by El Barto

umm burn it?:unknw:
anyone a fireman here ?:whistle:

i was thinking of scrubbing it with bleach and covering it with a stain sealing primer like Killz...but that would work too.

there's a house for sale (still) that was damaged in the twister we had a few years back, and the roof and siding wasn't repaired until recently. at one time, in the 3-4 times it's changed hands since then, it sold for $1000.

**El Barto** · 01-07-2009, 09:09 AM

Originally Posted by mikezila

i was thinking of scrubbing it with bleach and covering it with a stain sealing primer like Killz...but that would work too.

there's a house for sale (still) that was damaged in the twister we had a few years back, and the roof and siding wasn't repaired until recently. at one time, in the 3-4 times it's changed hands since then, it sold for $1000.

thats awfully cheap

I don't know what to do with mold. Burining it so that the surface is black and scrubing that off may help but i don't know it never was tried. Burning wood crystalizes the surface. I was thinking of doing that for a porch instead of using treated wood.