i'm slightly confused.. forgive me here...
the term 'newbie', does this imply that you are new into the profession or new to cc.
because i may be a 'newbie', but i do have experience, just dont have the time to post 24/7, so I'm pretty silent on the forum...
i'm slightly confused.. forgive me here...
the term 'newbie', does this imply that you are new into the profession or new to cc.
because i may be a 'newbie', but i do have experience, just dont have the time to post 24/7, so I'm pretty silent on the forum...
Hi sillymoo84!
Newbie in the box under your screen name stays newbie till you reach a certain amount of posts, then it changes to regular member, then after another certain amount of posts, you get a different title. I joined in 05 but rarely posted, so was a newbie for a very long time! Newbie stated in a persons post means whomever posted, is referring to themselves as not as experienced as others. Like me! 
Yup, "newbie" certainly does not denote experience or ability level here on CC...of course you can be both a newbie to baking and/or decorating AND a newbie to CC but I've found that mostly it's home cooks who have been doing what we, in our family, call "Sunday Cakes" for a long time...are the "Aunt who makes the cakes" (or Uncle..there are a lot of guys on here too)...the one everyone says, hey, you should be in business! What I think is great here is that even if you've been in business for awhile, even if you have a storefront, there are still things to learn on here. I'm about to go ask a question right now and pray someone has the answer<G>
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