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KrazyKritters1
at Wed Jan 16 12:03:38 2008 [ Email Message ] [ Show All Posts by KrazyKritters1 ]
Someone said there are only a couple people posting on the subject of floridana morphs. Personally I feel it is great that you few are posting regardless; it is a disagreement or everyone is agreeing.
Maybe a lot of people aren't posting but a lot are reading these posts. They are learning more and more everyday by these posts.
I just have one suggestion (and I will probably be boooo'd out for this). Keep your post simple. A lot of people either don't understand the scientific terms (brumate, allele, phenotype, neonate, etc.) being used or they are reluctant to post in fear they might not use those terms correctly. If layman's terms are used possibly more people will join in. Don't get me wrong, the people who use these terms have every right to, you all have put in your time, done extensive research and more than qualified.
I see 2 solutions to this that would be helpful to the layman. 1. just use layman's terms so layman don't get discouraged and just give up reading or 2. somehow have kingsnake could link all the words in their glossary so the layman doesn't have to do an extensive search and try to understand what these words mean through definitions that don't just cater to reptiles.
Just my 2 cents.
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 Layman's terms - KrazyKritters1, Wed Jan 16 12:03:38 2008
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