??? 03/29/09 01:21 Modified: 03/29/09 02:06 Read: times |
#163946 - Forum rules... Responding to: ???'s previous message |
Per said:
Why do you think it was suggested that he "first do this and then do that"? There are things you do someone to do in sequence, not because you like to control their life, but because there are big advantages of doing things in a certain order. Per, you suggested him things he might not have the time or ability to do so. He asked for help and not for a basic course in "whatsoever". That's what I wanted to say. As we do not know where the "pain" of original poster is, we cannot begin a basics course each time, even if this would make sense. Again, this is no school. We do not have any responsibility for the original poster. If he asks for help in a final year project two days before the headline, then it's on him how he solves his problems. Again, this is a forum, where we discuss, talk and have fun. Everyone can rise his question and everyone can enter into the discussion. Nobody is forced to give feedback or anything else. Well, if he is smart he will answer all questions in full detail, because then the chance of receiving good answers is very high. Per said:
I have very much the right to request more information, if I find that there is too little information available to be able to help. Are you suggesting that I should lie and invent random help instead? Or do you think requesters are better helped by just being ignored? Rethink your view of how a forum works. The forum rules says: If you feel the person asking the question hasn't spent enough time reading documentation, either ignore the question or vote it as "Didn't Search First." Did you read the word ignore? Yes, it's intended to ignore the original poster if he doesn't give enough feedback. Per said:
Yes, there are situations where I buy help because of time or complexity constraints. But there has never been situations where I have bought help with school work. Do you think I should have? Why all these attitudes, Per? Can't you rise a clear question? By the way, do you know what "project work" is? Here, a group of students have to do a project and are graded as group, which means that each one of the group gets the same grade, even if someone was especially lazy... Per said:
But if it isn't relevant to this thread, then maybe you shouldn't use it as an argument. Why did you interfere in a reply to Andy?? Why do you assume to be meant, when I talk with Andy?? Per said:
Your misunderstanding here is that you think a person can be helped if people on the forum do not step in and ask questions - (your very disliked requesting more information). The only thing I dislike is, that you think you have the right to "request", Per. You have the right to "ask", but not to "request". Remember the forum rule, if you dislike someone's "performance", then please ignore him. Kai |