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Re: On being rude ...
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Originally Posted by Lil' Lavery
Asking for an answer to a question without searching or consulting the manual before hand can be rude or lazy. But a rude/lazy post doesn't mean you have to give them a rude/lazy reply.
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For the record, I don't consider replies "Read the manual, the answer you want is in there, along with related important information."; or even the occasional "Read the manual." to be rude or lazy.
And, unless a close-enough-for-it-to-be-OK relationship between the two people exists outside of the topic at hand, I do consider "Read the manual, dipstick." to be rude.
With this in mind, I 100% agree with LL.
YMMV
Blake
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Words/phrases  I avoid: basis, mitigate, leveraging, transitioning, impact (instead of affect/effect), facilitate, programmatic, problematic, issue (instead of problem), latency (instead of delay), dependency (instead of prerequisite), connectivity, usage & utilize (instead of use), downed, functionality, functional, power on, descore, alumni (instead of alumnus/alumna), the enterprise, methodology, nomenclature, form factor (instead of size or shape), competency, modality, provided(with), provision(ing), irregardless/irrespective, signage, colorized, pulsating, ideate
Last edited by gblake : 12-11-2015 at 13:50.
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