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Steer clear of the threads that fall into religion and politics. Which is just about every thread, no matter what the topic. :) It could start out "Hey guys, which graphic card do you think I should buy!?" and the very next post will be something about the religious right or the liberal left.

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Steer clear of the threads that fall into religion and politics. Which is just about every thread, no matter what the topic. :) It could start out "Hey guys, which graphic card do you think I should buy!?" and the very next post will be something about the religious right or the liberal left.

Thanks for the tip Tuishimi. By the way Nice quote in the signature :laugh:

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I'd say Tuishimi is exaggerating just a bit ;) By all means, participate in the Real World Issues threads if you'd like. But either way, welcome to Neowin :)

Thank you Calum :)

Basically I like neowin for its TECH news. So I'd stay away from what Tuishimi is talking about.

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