Great Job, friends!

The first post of this thread should be stickied along with Unusual's notice up there. That'll shut the newbies up, until there find more things they need to be spoonfed at.

Friends bro, maybe you can add iClarified(for Mac) and Sleepers.net(for Win) as one of the links for jailbreaking/unlocking?

Do a search lah, every thread has its own Search function.

I'll kill any more anak ayam who open his mouth asking for spoonfeeding after all this hard work done by friends.

I'm bringing this up, so that the NOOBS can have something to refer to.

Bumping this up, for the sake of the newbies.

friends bro, maybe you wanna add these links for the iPhone:-

iPhone 3G User Manual PDF format
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en/iPhone_User_Guide.pdf

iPhone 3G Important Product Information Guide PDF format
http://manuals.info.apple.com/en_US/iPhone...ation_Guide.pdf

Another bump before it sinks below to second page.

NOOBS, these are your required readings.

This spam is NECESSARY. We may have plugged the dam of NOOBS from spilling over with their questions, but I fear the "dam" cannot take it much longer. It will explode one day, and I dont want to be here when that day comes.

Bringing this up for the sake of my sanity.

Bringing this up for the sake of my sanity, and the NOOBS as well.

Bringing this up for the sake of my sanity.

P/S: Thanks for the kind words, David bro.

I believe it is systemwide, for this kind of board. I've frequented boards which forces you to read and click a checkmark stating that you have read, understand and will comply with the TOS before you are allowed viewing any content on that part of the forum. None of the section in this forum so far has that kind of system implemented.

I know. But it is like a release waiver or something, once you clicked that checkbox and go in, and if you still dnt abide by the rules , you can be persecuted on the grounds of those rules you have just agreed on when you tick that checkbox.

So in this case, you need two things, a "forced reminder" and a strict enforcement of rules, a.k.a effective moderation.

Yup, that term is more like an oxymoron around here.