12-11-2015, 13:21
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6th Gear Developer; Mentor
AKA: Blake Ross
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Team Role: Mentor
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Join Date: May 2006
Rookie Year: 2006
Location: Virginia
Posts: 1,934
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Re: On being rude ...
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Originally Posted by Nemo
I agree that posting "use the search" or "read the manual" by itself is rude. And I also think it is lazy to ask questions without doing the slightest bit of research. It's possible to believe both of those things simultaneously if you think it makes sense to be considerate to other people.
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A) All readers should remember that I wrote (pertaining to this subtopic) that posters should be steered civilly onto a better path.
B) I'm sincerely curious why you chose to label the hypothetical OP as "lazy" and the hypothetical responder as "rude". Aren't they both lazy? Or both rude? What justifies painting them with different brushes?
Blake
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