Re: Some basic questions...

[Guest guest]

Hi Sherry,

sorry to hear you had troubles working out how to use the forum. I

went to a lot of trouble to provide clear instructions. Have a look

in the Forum Announcements section for full instructions:

http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/forumdisplay.php?f=11

(You do not need to be a logged in to read these.)

The Rife Forum does provide guidelines on using Rife. I suggest you

have a look particularly at the " sticky " messages shown at the top of

each section.

Also look at the FAQ and various other sections.

You were unable to navigate through the Rife Forum simply because you

did not login.

For detailed help on how to login, please have a look here.

http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1073

Once logged in, simply click on " Forum " and you will see a list of

sections. It really is easy!

http://www.rifeforum.com/forum/index.php

In time, the Rife Wiki will grow to provide full details for newbies.

That can be read by anyone, without having to login first.

I hope this helps

Regards

Moderator

>

> > Hi Sherry, N. and others reading this thread!

> >

> >

> > First of all, there is already a location where people can

> >

> > independently discuss the merits of the various devices

available. It

> >

> > is the Rife Forum, which I have been running since 2002.

> >

> > http://www.rifeforum.com

> >

> >

> ****I tried to access that forum. It is extremely confusing to

me. I

> can not believe that I am the only new person that would find this

> forum hard to navigate through.

>

> > Whereas this (and other) Yahoogroup(s) are great for a running

> >

> > discussion, you will find the archives difficult to use,

particularly

> >

> > frustrating if you want to find good information on a particular

> >

> > device for example.

> >

> ***I found the archives very easy to access. I just typed in FSCAN

II

> and several emails came up - I found it very informative. But if

there

> would have been guidelines, I could have accessed them (before I

bought

> a machine) and found the suggestion to search the archives here and

> read the emails. :-)

>

> >

> > The Rife Forum was setup to provide a much better organised

location

> >

> > for such discussions with archives which are very easy to read.

>

> ****That may be why the forum was set up - but it is not

discussions

> that I am suggesting. It is guidelines. Questions a newbet might

ask.

> One of the guidelines could be the forum website. One of the

> guidelines would be to access the archives of this group as well as

the

> forum. I really think a guideline link provided in the file

section

> of this group would be extremely helpful for new people.

> >

> > There are separate sections for the most popular Rife devices and

> >

> > this is where you can discuss the pros and cons of each unit

openly.

> >

> >

> > The forum has proven itself to be popular, with over 4700 members

> >

> > (this Rife Yahoogroup has just 2169 members) and we have a lot of

> >

> > very high quality posts there.

> >

> >

> > People learning about Rife are openly invited to join the forum

both

> >

> > when joining this group and when visiting www.rife.de and many

> >

> > members are sent there by the manufacturers themselves.

> >

> >

> > I am not surprised N. does not seem to know about it - he

is a

> >

> > member, yet has not been there since April 2006!

> >

> >

> > The same applies to Sherry, who is complaining about lack of

> > information for newbies, yet does not look on the Rife Forum,

either.

> > She joined in November 2007, but then never signed in again!

> >

> ****I still do not see why you can not provide information for

newbies

> on this list. WHY do you see me as complaining???? As I said

before,

> that forum was of no help to me - I am unable to navigate through

it at

> all. AND, I would have needed the knowledge about WHICH machine I

was

> enquiring about.

> >

> > As you can see, there are considerable resources already

available to

> >

> > assist newbies in learning about the technology. If you feel that

> >

> > anything is missing on the forum, which newbies should be

informed

> >

> > about, why not post it there in the appropriate section!

> >

> ****Because it says on the home page of this list " This group is

> particularly suited to those just starting to find out about Rife

> Therapy " . Wouldn't guidelines be beneficial to help them 'find

out'.

> Not having it available on this list just makes it necessary for a

new

> person to search out yet another website or forum.

> >

> >

> > The point I am making - The resources you are asking for are

already

> > there - you just have to use them and let others know about them,

too!

> >

> ****You mean we just have to 'find' them first and then let others

know.

>

> Sherry Bakko

>

> >

> > Regards

> >

> >

> > Moderator Rife Yahoogroup

> > http://www.rife.de

> > http://www.rifewiki.org

> > http://www.rifeforum.com

> > http://www.grayfieldoptical.com

> >

> >