Possible DHS Suggestion - what do you guys think?

**steve_990** · Posted On: 10/24/2006 5:18pm

Originally Posted by Greese

If you think lockflow is great, then you are definately not training in the right way.

Yeah, taking a look at it, it's an ok database for a total noob, but I didn't see anything I didn't know. That's why DHS is awesome for the technique posts in the war room :)

***Cassius*** · Posted On: 10/24/2006 6:24pm

Originally Posted by steve_990

Yeah, taking a look at it, it's an ok database for a total noob, but I didn't see anything I didn't know. That's why DHS is awesome for the technique posts in the war room :)

No it's not . . . Instead of turning this into another lockflow bashing thread, let me just say this: More work should be put into policing up crappy technique.

**OldDog53** · Posted On: 10/24/2006 7:10pm

Originally Posted by Phrost

Nothing wrong with beginners asking for clarification, but we'd like to keep DHS as an intermediate to advanced level discussion forum.

I think it would be good to include this in the DHS "mission statement" on the front page.

Had I known this, almost all of my early posts would have been to GB - of course it's only recently that GB because an ok place for newbies to post, as opposed to being a crappling and banned thread holding pen.

**Shuma-Gorath** · Posted On: 10/24/2006 10:39pm

I tend to let beginner-level questions go in DHS if they're about something specific you won't learn in your first month of class. The same goes for questions where the answer is "shut up and drill", which I've been told in class.

The forum description really doesn't need to be changed. Just think before posting.