Hi Friends!

[Brew]

Hi, thanks in advance for the warm welcome. I've been looking for a new place to discuss shaving stuff. I see a whole bunch of member names I recognize. Looking forward to catching up and contributing. I shave with a straight, enjoy watches, swim a little, run a little, hope they don't put any more stents in me. More to come. Best regards.

 

[Spider]

Welcome to The Cadre Brew!

 

[NurseDave]

Howdy and welcome. Settled on in and enjoy!

 

[The Monkey]

@Brew welcome aboard. Glad to have you along for the ride.

 

[HMan]

Nice to have you here with the rest of us cooks.

 

[Dave in KY]

Welcome to the Cadre @Brew

 

[GearNoir]

Hi Larry! Welcome!

What is some of your favorite gear and software right now?

 

[Brew]

I'm not sure I like this "like" button, so I'll also "say," "thanks again for the warm welcome."

A question of forum etiquette, if you don't mind. Is hitting "like" enough, or is a moment taken to actually communicate with a comment preferred?

 

[GearNoir]

A question of forum etiquette, if you don't mind. Is hitting "like" enough, or is a moment taken to actually communicate with a comment preferred?

I feel it’s whatever works for you. Choose your own adventure if you will!

 

[Brew]

Hi Larry! Welcome!

What is some of your favorite gear and software right now?

Thanks Chris. I tend to prefer mid-sized straights, creams, and boar brushes. I'm real easy though, as long as I don't get brush hairs in my lather.

 

[MilkCrate]

Like button or reply, pick your poison.

Welcome to the forum!

 

[CVargo]

Brew welcome to the cadre!

As to the like button it is here to help show agreement. Use it how you see fit. Join in on the conversations we are happy to have you here!

 

[Spider]

A question of forum etiquette, if you don't mind. Is hitting "like" enough, or is a moment taken to actually communicate with a comment preferred?

I rarely use the like button, and rarely notice who likes what post. I always prefer to actually comment if I like something. I dislike that about FB too. I'd rather folks comment on my posts that just take the easy way out and hit the like button.

 

[MilkCrate]

I rarely use the like button, and rarely notice who likes what post. I always prefer to actually comment if I like something. I dislike that about FB too. I'd rather folks comment on my posts that just take the easy way out and hit the like button.

 

[Spider]

And then there's this guy!

 

[Dave in KY]

I wish @Spider would use the like button more since he comments so seldom

 

[CBLindsay]

Welcome to the Cadre @Brew . I think the Like button question has been answered already but to be very clear, use the button as you wish and comment when you want. The whole goal is to be part of the forum in the way you find most enjoyable and most useful. You have the ability to choose to be alerted when people "like" one of your posts so check your settings to be sure you have your alerts set the way you want.

 

[Bill in Oneida]

Howdy Brew, and welcome

 

[NurseDave]

I rarely use the like button, and rarely notice who likes what post..

^^^ resident grumpy middle-aged man ^^^

 

[JWS VII]

Welcome to the Cadre! I “like” the like button—often times I’m running through posts, but want to show folks that I’ve read something and appreciate it. Obviously, we love posts and (especially) photos and videos, but any participation is appreciated!