[CojonesDeToro]

I will generally ignore messages with a subject like "OMG this is ridiculous" or something like that because I like to know what the thread is about before clicking. I have a feeling that I am not alone in this.

A relevant subject more along the lines of "Is anyone successful in using their BT8010 with Media player?" Might get more attention from someone who can help.

My .02 since some people may not realize why they are ignored

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[Jedi_Blackberry]

I will generally ignore messages with a subject like "OMG this is ridiculous" or something like that because I like to know what the thread is about before clicking. I have a feeling that I am not alone in this.

A relevant subject more along the lines of "Is anyone successful in using their BT8010 with Media player?" Might get more attention from someone who can help.

My .02 since some people may not realize why they are ignored

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Interesting...Que Pasa?

[CipherDias]

ahh come on that takes ALL the fun out of the forum! LOL!

[xxxxpradaxxxx]

I like surprises!

I think I'll Play Devil's Advocate Here...

"Vague" Is Subjective.

Topics Titled as:

"Is anyone successful in using their BT8010 with Media player?"

May Get Fewer Hits and less exposure due to the Fact that Its TOO Specific.

If I'm feeling motivated I May Google whatever a BT8010 x10^5.

(I'm assuming its a phone.)

Where as if I titled it:

"Can you help me with my Phones Media Player"

Many Many More people will look at it, instantly raising your chances for an accurate response.

Because even if there is no one with that phone, it may attract someone who has enough interest to research it for you.

Being Vague Widens your Demographic, Raising Your Chances for a Better Answer.

[teal]

I always like the infamous "HELP!" That narros it down.

[vinnie_dugan]

You don't have to open the thread...

Hope this helps

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[wallyjayrosenberger]

What he said. ^

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[jenaywins]

Ironically, there are about eight hundred threads on this very topic already.

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[wallyjayrosenberger]

^what she said.

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