While Yes may be a technically accurate answer to a question like
Can I ... or Can anyone ..., a couple of points must be
acknowledged:
1) Such an answer doesn't help the original poster. Period. And the
purpose of a resource like this is to help, right? Even a RTFM or
search Google at least
Matthew Sims wrote:
I promised myself that I wouldn't get in the middle of any flame wars but
I just had to say something about my experience.
The day I stopped looking for free handouts and became self-sufficient in
my ability to find the answers myself was the day someone told me to RTFM
a
Larry E. Ullman wrote:
While Yes may be a technically accurate answer to a question like Can
I ... or Can anyone ..., a couple of points must be acknowledged:
1) Such an answer doesn't help the original poster. Period. And the
purpose of a resource like this is to help, right? Even a RTFM or
So, seriously, if you don't feel like helping or you don't believe that
a message should be posted here because it's off topic or you don't
believe that a question was phrased properly, wouldn't it be better for
everyone if you just didn't respond? It'd certainly be easier.
I can agree with
From: Larry E. Ullman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you honestly think people are learning __anything__
when you reply with a Yes?
Yes.
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On Wednesday 22 December 2004 04:51, Jason Barnett wrote:
So, seriously, if you don't feel like helping or you don't believe that
a message should be posted here because it's off topic or you don't
believe that a question was phrased properly, wouldn't it be better for
everyone if you just
John Holmes wrote:
From: Larry E. Ullman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Do you honestly think people are learning __anything__
when you reply with a Yes?
Yes.
You used to be so nice and polite. ;)
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