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Sorry for this beeing an off-topic quote but I never had the feeling that this forum was for elitists only.
Well, at least not back in 2016 up to my last activity here.

When I had joined the forum here, I didnt consider myself experienced, but I did feel welcomed.
All I can say is thank you (team & everyone here) and keep it up!
Good to know. Thanks for the feedback.

That has been one of my #1 objectives, since forming the site for users, decades ago.
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