Most Remembered Moments on SOLIDWORKS Forums

Discussion created by Sumit Rana on Jul 15, 2018
Latest reply on Mar 4, 2019 by Dennis Dohogne

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Hello everyone,

I have recently joined the forum and there is very few i know about this community so i thought of starting this discussion, as the title suggests you just have to share the most remembered moments on this forum, let me start with some.

-> Dave Bear had the surgery and make it out alive stronger then ever (and became the part of an elite group known as SOLIDWORKS POWER USERS )

-> Deepak Gupta broke the forum when he reached to level 10 (according to some of you, earlier there was only 10 levels and when he reached to level 10 they had to change the point system)

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Dave Bear Jul 15, 2018 10:31 PM
For me personally, the one I always think of very frequently is our dear friend Bernie Daraz and his thread What my doctor said.....
I don't want to turn this into sorrow and that's not how I now remember Bernie. Enough had been said on this so all I will add is that this is the most memorable forum experience for me, for it is the one I never ever forget about. (This by no means takes any shine off my recent accolade).

Dave.
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Dennis Dohogne @ Dave Bear on Jul 15, 2018 10:40 PM
Most memorable? Besides the recent stuff for Dave Bear and the fun we had with Bernie in general I would like to add these to the list:
TELEPHONE SUPPORT FOR CAR ! NEED HELP

Phishing with Private Messages in this Forum...

ONE and TWO
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Dave Bear @ Dennis Dohogne on Jul 15, 2018 10:45 PM
Actually, ONE and TWO would definitely run a close second for me. Good call Dennis.

Dave.
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ömür tokman Jul 16, 2018 2:34 AM
everything started with this message.
big boss.
clean and pure kid ....
I was deceived....
and the result is ...
how did ı'm fall to this joke ... I will not forget until death.
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Duncan Gillis Jul 16, 2018 7:15 AM
Following on from the posts above, another is the forum search tool - Forum SEARCH RESULTS - Excel
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Ruben Rodolfo Balderrama @ ömür tokman on Jul 16, 2018 7:39 AM
I remember that's was funny pal.....
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Tony Tieuli Jul 16, 2018 7:56 AM
Phishing with Private Messages in this Forum...

This was one of my favorites.

Helen!
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ömür tokman @ Ruben Rodolfo Balderrama on Jul 16, 2018 8:09 AM
I am not a touchy person.
I understand jokes.
If I go to the US one day, I will visit Rick. (if you accept it !!)
I want to have a cup of coffee.
I can teach about Sw. (Free)
The room teaches me english.
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Ruben Rodolfo Balderrama @ ömür tokman on Jul 16, 2018 8:25 AM
Everybody here try to share knowledge, buddy....I'm practice my English too here....and when he said "nada=Pro Bono=For Free", I said "jajajajajajaja=LoL" too funny.
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Glenn Schroeder @ Dave Bear on Jul 16, 2018 8:28 AM
Dave Bear wrote:

For me personally, the one I always think of very frequently is our dear friend Bernie Daraz and his thread What my doctor said.....
I don't want to turn this into sorrow and that's not how I now remember Bernie.

I think my most remembered Discussion was Some News About Wayne Tiffany (from before you joined, Dave). For me it was the first one that really illustrated the closeness and compassion of the SW community.
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Steven Calvert @ Glenn Schroeder on Jul 16, 2018 8:51 AM
I always enjoyed anything with and about Wayne Tiffany. I was a great pleasure meeting and spending time with him at HG years ago and after his passing, meeting his boys at World. Learned a lot about Solidworks and Life from Wayne

Steve C
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ömür tokman @ Ruben Rodolfo Balderrama on Jul 16, 2018 8:59 AM
I read this post and wrote pro bono = free. LOL...
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Dan Pihlaja Jul 16, 2018 9:06 AM
Mine has been some of the above...
But in addition to this are the challenges that Alin Vargatu has put together. I have learned so much about Solidworks through these challenges..... SWPUC - SOLIDWORKS Power User Challenges
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Tony Cantrell @ Glenn Schroeder on Jul 16, 2018 9:52 AM
I agree, I was fortunate enough to meet and get to know Wayne.
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Tony Tieuli @ Glenn Schroeder on Jul 16, 2018 10:16 AM
Glenn Schroeder wrote:

Dave Bear wrote:

For me personally, the one I always think of very frequently is our dear friend Bernie Daraz and his thread What my doctor said.....
I don't want to turn this into sorrow and that's not how I now remember Bernie.

I think my most remembered Discussion was Some News About Wayne Tiffany (from before you joined, Dave). For me it was the first one that really illustrated the closeness and compassion of the SW community.
I never got to interact with Wayne Tiffany I was just getting involved with Solidworks and this forum when he passed.
I looked back at the link you provided above and I was struck by the outpouring of support and love. It reminds me so much of the response to Bernie Daraz and more recently, Dave Bear.
I really wish that I'd had the opportunity to know Wayne.
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Ruben Rodolfo Balderrama @ Tony Tieuli on Jul 16, 2018 10:38 AM
I think us who interact and respect each other very much, we share some time here and we get to know each other at least virtually. We express a greater respect and affection when things happens like that you mentioned before to us, in our life. Maybe it would be good to say them when we are very well, right? Of course, Tony Tieuli, my respects also goes to you ... I have in mind several that I respect very much as colleagues in SW.
Deepak Gupta and Dave Bear are the ones that I have the most respect for, one shared their advanced knowledge and the other as a good partner calm down to me several times, to say. They are a lot of people here, most of them are excellent people, my respects to all fellas.

Rubén
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Todd Blacksher Jul 16, 2018 11:07 AM
So many great threads & posts, and some great examples have already been mentioned.

The funny thing is that some of my "Most Remembered Moments" are when the forum crosses into everyday life and becomes even more "real."
A good example of this is getting a call from John Stoltzfus when he wanted to plan a surprise for Alin Vargatu at SOLIDWORKS World this year, and then Alin & I calling John after the surprise.

Getting to meet Dennis Dohogne and Rick Becker at SOLIDWORKS World this year was fantastic.
There are so many people that I "know" from the forums, but it takes it to an entirely different level when I get to meet them in person.

There have been a number of threads that I have shared with Jade - What my doctor said..... was definitely one of her favorites, but she was also following the "Helen Chronicles" - Phishing with Private Messages in this Forum... very closely.

Starting some of the "off-topic" threads has been great - Kitty Dump - "Kitty Dump" - SWIFT - "Dumpty Dump" , Quotes - Non-technical Thread: Favorite Quotes , Music - What do you listen to at work? are all lots of fun.

As far as learning is concerned, the SWPUC - SWPUC - SOLIDWORKS Power User Challenges , Shared Tips - Have you ever been given a SW tip that you didn't know existed? , and everything that Glenn Schroeder has done for FAQs - FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions) is priceless!
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I think this one probably hit me the hardest - Some News About Wayne Tiffany - Wayne helped me get my UG up and running, and was always willing to drive up and give a presentation. I still have a tendency to ask myself "How would Wayne do this?" I really miss Wayne.
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Dave Bear @ Glenn Schroeder on Jul 16, 2018 8:52 PM
Glenn Schroeder wrote:

I think my most remembered Discussion was Some News About Wayne Tiffany (from before you joined, Dave). For me it was the first one that really illustrated the closeness and compassion of the SW community.
I had never read that thread you linked Glenn until just now. Truly heart-wrenching!
A supreme example of this community and it's spirit as you so rightly said.

Dave.
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Dennis Dohogne @ Todd Blacksher on Jul 22, 2018 9:34 AM
SWW was awesome! Todd got the UGL of the year award, and not because of his looks! It was a delight to meet Todd, Deepak, and a few others from this forum, but mostly a lot of folks from all over the world. Wayne Tiffany is still actively mentioned at SWW, now THAT's a legacy.

I would like if this post was also on the list of most memorable: How do I do this SOLIDWORKS Forum thing? It would be nice if this could be in the greeting to new forum users along with the references Dan cites.

==>Edit: Updated the comment to refer to the FAQ now that it exists.
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Dave Bear @ Dennis Dohogne on Jul 16, 2018 9:58 PM
Dennis Dohogne wrote:

I would like if this post were also made among most memorable: Some very important steps if you are a NEW FORUM USER.... It would be nice if this could be in the greeting to new forum users along with the references Dan cites.

Here here!

Dave.
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John Stoltzfus Jul 17, 2018 9:01 AM
Sumit Rana - Most Remembered!!! most of my favorites are listed -

There are sooooooooo many that I compiled a list of my bookmarked pages, see attached. The cells are hyperlinked, click on a cell and it will open the forum page...

SOLIDWORKS 2016 User Interface
Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam
Things Not to Say on an Airplane About SolidWorks
pictures of solidworks projects
What are your most impressive tricks of solidworks, Please spread.
Example of Tank with Base - A Top-Down Main Assembly with two Subassemblies 100% parametric driven by user input table inside a DT and Ref_Geometry Part.

and any of the Alin Vargatu Challenges
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- My Bookmarks.xlsx53.1 KB
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Manoj Sharma Jul 18, 2018 7:51 AM
Nice thread, I'm also new to forums.
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Dennis Dohogne @ Manoj Sharma on Jul 18, 2018 8:18 AM
Manoj, welcome to the forums! You'll find this is a helpful and friendly place, especially if you avail yourself of the information in this thread and the things it references: Some very important steps if you are a NEW FORUM USER....
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Steven Calvert @ Manoj Sharma on Jul 18, 2018 8:51 AM
Welcome to the forum...

Steve C
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Deepak Gupta Jul 18, 2018 12:33 PM
For me most memorable moment was at SOLIDWORKS World 2011 San Antonio when I got the chance to actually meet many of the people whom I've known via forums. And I've been meeting many other since 2011
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