"Excessive scientific names"? Lordy. When I was researching Dwarf Puffers, I'd have given my right arm if the LPS had scientific names handy. The common name "dwarf puffer" was used on 3 different puffer fish, one of which was not dwarf and was brackish, while the other two were fresh water. I love scientific names. They make things so much easier. Common names are sometimes too common.
I don't see what all the hubub is about replies that don't contain information for the poster. Sometimes I post because I feel like having a conversation with someone about fish, I don't have that in real life. In real life, everyone I know gets a severe case of rolly-eye syndrome right when I say the word 'fish'.
My biggest pet peeve has already been stated, but I just gotta say it again so I can get it out of my system: I VERY MUCH dislike it when people create threads with topics like "CLICK ME" and "HELP HELP HELP". I refuse to click them, and I don't feel right asking them to edit their topic. There was one person on here who named most of their threads for about a month, various versions of ">CLICK<", no matter what forum they were on.
Eech, forgot to include this in my reply.
If it makes you feel any better, Lexie3787, these people haven't read the rules. It's a pinned topic right on top, and clear to understand even without reading the topic as it is. I've gone through the same frustrations, and finally I just gave up on the swapmeet area on this particular forum... there are more efficient places for me to do the same thing elsewhere.
I don't see what all the hubub is about replies that don't contain information for the poster. Sometimes I post because I feel like having a conversation with someone about fish, I don't have that in real life. In real life, everyone I know gets a severe case of rolly-eye syndrome right when I say the word 'fish'.
My biggest pet peeve has already been stated, but I just gotta say it again so I can get it out of my system: I VERY MUCH dislike it when people create threads with topics like "CLICK ME" and "HELP HELP HELP". I refuse to click them, and I don't feel right asking them to edit their topic. There was one person on here who named most of their threads for about a month, various versions of ">CLICK<", no matter what forum they were on.
This is only a peeve because I get my hopes up real high and then i get shot down. I'll see a title for something for sale, and its always something that I want, and I click on it, read all about it, and at the very end it says located in the UK. Does me no good in america. I get upset =(
Eech, forgot to include this in my reply.
If it makes you feel any better, Lexie3787, these people haven't read the rules. It's a pinned topic right on top, and clear to understand even without reading the topic as it is. I've gone through the same frustrations, and finally I just gave up on the swapmeet area on this particular forum... there are more efficient places for me to do the same thing elsewhere.
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