Does anyone even read before getting in a conversation?
- tomspedaldemos
- Apr 18
- 1 min read
Let me start by telling you that my X following for the most part are fantastic. A lot of great and knowledgeable folks as well as newer people on there and we interact a lot. I have a thing I do every weekday unless I just can't do it. I post the Pedal of the day photo and I post the question of the day. Now these guys and gals know it is just a question for the masses to open discussions. Not me asking because I need an answer for myself.
Now, with that said. It seems at least twice a week some one comes along without reading the question in full or even looking at the conversation already in action and has to start trying to belittle me or others in the conversation with their opinions of what is the right and wrong way, per them. And that is the final answer and do not think any different than what they are telling you. And 99% of the time they are not even followers, so they are people that saw a question and decided to bestow their expertise upon the rest of us in a demeaning way.
Please stop doing this. You know who you are. Just move on by and go bother other people that have time for your ignorance. My awesome followers do not have time for this. They know what we are doing it and are doing it in a civilized way. Have a great day.
Pedal on my friends!!!




I couldn’t agree more about self-proclaimed experts barging in without “reading the room.” Also thought you were spot on about the hype/buzz words. MIDI was a good example - so are true bypass vs buffered, analog vs digital, etc. We should try different approaches and have fun.