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Andrew Schreiber 30-11-2010 14:16

Re: 2009 & 2010 FRC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris is me (Post 982702)
I figure at worst, someone else could find the thread later and find the information without having to ask.

I'm with Chris!

All joking aside my standard practice is that unless the user is clearly a troll I respond as if it were a serious request by any other user. Plus, I've found some pretty cool resources that I didn't know existed /forgot about.

JaneYoung 30-11-2010 14:21

Re: 2009 & 2010 FRC
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by JesseK (Post 982700)
If anything we now have a thread to reference for this type of stuff. Adding key terms that are commonly searched in the CD search box into a post is as good as answering the question for the vets who are browsing for new information on the same topics.

I thought about this before I posted and I respect and appreciate the value of a thread that will hold links and information that can be referenced and used as a resource.

Thought was also given to the unknown aspect of this. Here's a couple of examples: if someone creates a thread in CD and wants to know about a specific outreach program, contact information, and easy access to said information - I'm going to ask some questions about why they want it and who they are if it is not made clear in their profile. If someone wants sponsor information, contact information, funding information, and easy access to said information, I'm going to ask some questions about why they want it and who they are. I'm not going to readily provide access to resources to an anonymous source, making it easy for them not to have to do some digging on their own.

This is an opinion. You all have graciously offered reasons that I understand,
thank you.
Jane


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