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Post 302800595 by zaxxon on Tuesday 30th of April 2013 05:35:57 AM
04-30-2013
What you wrote is what is fact and the spirit of the forums, as I do understand them.
There is no problem that some people that can't learn because of different reasons like lack of time, stress, whatever.
There is no problem for people asking for solutions generally of course.
Though there is a problem when people just ask things that can be very easily googled and much more of a problem when people very often come here to ask for solutions, which tends to the fact, that others do their job which is definetly not wanted here.
There is tons of people asking and asking again for solutions and often quite related to things they asked already, but when being asked to show something of their own efforts, they are often showing nothing or trying to avoid/sneak past it.
We really have no problem with people trying and failing, but we dislike the lazy ones and plain "leechers" that have others their work done.
These are really not welcome here and they get internal notes to their accounts so that fellow staff members are aware of that.
My 2 cents to that
Cheers
zaxxon
There is no problem that some people that can't learn because of different reasons like lack of time, stress, whatever.
There is no problem for people asking for solutions generally of course.
Though there is a problem when people just ask things that can be very easily googled and much more of a problem when people very often come here to ask for solutions, which tends to the fact, that others do their job which is definetly not wanted here.
There is tons of people asking and asking again for solutions and often quite related to things they asked already, but when being asked to show something of their own efforts, they are often showing nothing or trying to avoid/sneak past it.
We really have no problem with people trying and failing, but we dislike the lazy ones and plain "leechers" that have others their work done.
These are really not welcome here and they get internal notes to their accounts so that fellow staff members are aware of that.
My 2 cents to that
Cheers
zaxxon
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