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Posted by steve on 06/28/05 22:54
| Reasons why i prefer to ask in here...
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| 1) I get an answer to my question in minutes, you guys are great.
| 2) I don;t have to search around the internet spending time reading pages
| upon pages that mean nothing to me to find a minute bit of detail spending
| 30 minutes
| 3) After trying the example on the web page they either don't work or have
| missing/non understandable code in them
| 4) Which takes me back to asking the question in here but 30 minutes down
| the line
| 5) 'cos you love helping people else you wouldn't answer my questions :)
reasons why you won't get a response or will be plonked...
1. asking questions one is obviously too lazy to rtfm to answer.
2. wasting everyone's time asking noob questions when the answer is *IN* the
gdfm instead of rtfm in the first place.
3. referring to "examples" that don't work without a reference either to it
or posting one's OWN non-functional code so we can clear up ONE's inability
to understand it. (my suspicion being that the fault is yours and NOT any
other code to which you refer!).
4. insisting that asking noob questions w/o first trying to resolve an issue
one's self is the BEST way to get an answer or solution to a problem.
5. 'cos one believes a response to said question(s) was aimed at HELPING one
out of one's dilemma RATHER THAN taking it - as the rest of us do - as a
blatant insult to the POSTER in the solution's OBVIOUS simplicity!
your assumptions are grossly inaccurate and illogical...which are wholly
what software developers LOATH !!!
RTFM !!!
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