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Posted by Michael Fesser on 01/08/08 13:29
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>In article <15m6o3lmevposnr70rdjjtgp51hinqm7d4@4ax.com>, netizen@gmx.de
>says...
>>
>> You could get many answers much faster if you would do a quick search on
>> Google or the Google Groups archives. Most questions were already asked
>> and answered many times before.
>>
>
>which part of the words "blocked" and "firewall" don't you understand?
Which part of the word "Why" don't you understand?
>And no - I seriously doubt I'd get the answers either faster or better on
>google even if I could use it as trawling through 30,000 SEO pages of
>vaguely on topic rubbish more interested in attracting my attention
>than actually telling me anything useful tends to take time and doesnt
>have the hands on experience of the users of this group. Nor can it
>suggest the "best" method of doing things.
I also mentioned Google Groups, a Usenet archive.
On <http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/topics> for example you
can get all the knowledge and experience of this group's users from the
last couple of years.
>Even if I could use google a newsgroup is always the best place to look
>for those and a number of other reasons.
The best is to do some research on your own first by looking through the
archives or some FAQ sites before annoying the newsgroup regulars and
wasting their time with asking the same questions over and over again.
This is not a help desk.
Micha
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