Lurk and never post?

[colin]

like greenmonsters i have no need to reinvent the wheel and look for the best information available. when my two younger daughters wanted to pitch i did some research and found this forum. liked what i read and kept coming back for more.

 

[daddiox2]

I lurked here for a while and you could say I still do. I would like to participate more, but I find myself barely catching up on some readng when work demands my attention. I generally find that my point of view has already been expressesed. For me its a balance of actually getting work done, and keeping up with softball (And my two softball daughters).

 

[CoachScott]

I find that by the time I get to or read though a thread that my thoughts have already been conveyed by other posters that have "beaten me to it."

 

[Doug Romrell]

I find that by the time I get to or read though a thread that my thoughts have already been conveyed by other posters that have "beaten me to it."

That doesn't mean you don't have something valuable to contribute? I have gained something from most posters.

 

[KCPRK]

Im lurking right now.....

 

[Eric F]

I find that by the time I get to or read though a thread that my thoughts have already been conveyed by other posters that have "beaten me to it."

Sometimes reinforcing an opinion already posted can be a helpful part of a discussion.

 

[Eric F]

Im lurking right now.....

 

[Doug Romrell]

I'm sure there are lurkers from my area, possibly even from among my DD's HS softball coaching staff, whom I do generally respect and appreciate. However, I would love for them to participate so that we might come to the same conclusions on things like pitching and hitting. Well, maybe, to at least understand better.

 

[rdbass]

I certain person continually tells me I should go back to lurking

 

[Doug Romrell]

I certain person continually tells me I should go back to lurking

Or slurping water from a toilet. Where do you get those aviators?