Personal Experience

The most important thing about TWS is that the users will answer their experiences. Personally I love reading and watching experiences hence I never miss reading those type of articles or watching a biopic. Experiences can teach us lot of things, especially the failure stories can alert us in many ways.

You share your social life to world via Facebook.
You share your original ideas to world via TWS.

TWS and Facebook are completely different. They have different purposes.

Facebook , has never been an informative site. I don't think it was intended to be one. It is a 'social networking site'. To connect with friends, family.

What's your opinions?

@Kana
TWS is fun!

The site sees itself as a repository of knowledge, that being here makes me happier than not being here..

Can cats "love" their humans?”

You tell me.

Its an early decision
I think most people become contributors or lurkers depending upon their experience immediately after they create an account on a website like tws . So its very important that website and the community is designed to help new users contribute something (even if its just a comment or something they say publicly) and the user getting supportive feedback and encouragement from experienced members of the community.

Note: The one thing that will surely put people to lurk mode is experienced members/admins being cocky and unfriendly to new users or downright ignoring them. So don't be aholes to new users, be nice to them, give them good feedback even if they screw up.

Personal Experience

The most important thing about TWS is that the users will answer their experiences. Personally I love reading and watching experiences hence I never miss reading those type of articles or watching a biopic. Experiences can teach us lot of things, especially the failure stories can alert us in many ways.

You share your social life to world via Facebook.
You share your original ideas to world via TWS.

TWS and Facebook are completely different. They have different purposes.

Facebook , has never been an informative site. I don't think it was intended to be one. It is a 'social networking site'. To connect with friends, family.

What's your opinions?

Its an early decision
I think most people become contributors or lurkers depending upon their experience immediately after they create an account on a website like tws . So its very important that website and the community is designed to help new users contribute something (even if its just a comment or something they say publicly) and the user getting supportive feedback and encouragement from experienced members of the community.

Note: The one thing that will surely put people to lurk mode is experienced members/admins being cocky and unfriendly to new users or downright ignoring them. So don't be aholes to new users, be nice to them, give them good feedback even if they screw up.

@Kana
TWS is fun!

The site sees itself as a repository of knowledge, that being here makes me happier than not being here..

@JessicaGrant

Kali Linux -- i used it for cracking Wi-Fi passwords, create fake networks, and test other vvulnerabilitie

Cain & Abel- for password recovery

John The ripper- for cracking passwords

Can cats "love" their humans?”

You tell me.