Research

[ticm]

Is Google a good way for researching questions one has pertaining to metal detecting?. Should I google this topic?

 

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[spartacus53]

Nope.... Go to ask.com it is most helpful

 

[dustytrails123]

call your local law enforcement

 

[TNGUNS]

No need to do the work yourself......just put it on Tnet as a general question. Oh my gosh.....it is rubbing off on me now.

 

[Lady Pirate]

Imagine that..... using Google..... huh...who woulda' thunk?

 

[billythekidder]

Is Google a good way for researching questions one has pertaining to metal detecting?. Should I google this topic?

Why would you google "this topic" if you have a question about a detector

 

[ticm]

Why would you google "this topic" if you have a question about a detector

I google "this topic" and this was the first pic. in images.





Go figure

 

[jeff of pa]

depends on what your researching.

I like google for fast research and branches to new leads.

but considering our Membership of course general questions on Metal detecting & Metal detectors,
or just lazyness & wanting someone here to do the work for you.
why not TreasureNet ?

 

[NOLA_Ken]

I ask my ouiji board, then toss some chicken guts on a map blindfolded with candles burning and devine certain answers from them. After that I dance around a bonfire with my detector and drink corn liquor all night until I slip into a research trance and then the answers come to me. It's not an easy method to master though, and may not be for everyone.

But.....yeah Google might work too.....

 

[billythekidder]

I would trust the rabbit on this one! He still has his "lucky foot"

 

[TNGUNS]

Told ya them Cajuns were crazy.....never dance around the bonfire while drinking with your detector. You could fall and scratch it. I carry my wife that way if I drop her she will have a legitimate reason to cuss at me instead of the usual.


BYW... If you tell her I said that I will tell who's chickens you been steeling.

 

[ticm]

depends on what your researching.

I like google for fast research and branches to new leads.

but considering our Membership of course general questions on Metal detecting & Metal detectors,
or just lazyness & wanting someone here to do the work for you.
why not TreasureNet ?

Google is actually much more easy to search then T-Net. Along with facts T-Net offers to much opinion too. Not saying you won't find opinion on google. A guy just asked to ID a peters shot gun shell in another forum. I googled it and there was the info he wanted and more. He most likely put more effort posting the pic and asking the question here rather then doing a search.

 

[jeff of pa]

I know back when Marc had this site, no matter what I googled half the first page brought my back here.

now it doesn't do this anymore, However because of that I still use google to search here.
only difference I now add the word treasureNet to my google searches if I want to find something here.

 

[ticm]

I know back when Marc had this site, no matter what I googled half the first page brought my back here.

now it doesn't do this anymore, However because of that I still use google to search here.
only difference I now add the word treasureNet to my google searches if I want to find something here.

Going to try that next time I need to. Thanks.

 

[Giant056]

Actually all you have to do is ask a guy named Greg who hangs out on TNET