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| Aug 07, 2009 4:04 pm |
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re: re: Re: Best Large LCD Screen For The Money |
Murray Farrell
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There are four types of networkers. At opposite ends of the scale are Network Builders and Network abusers. Providing answers to questions doesn't really bug me that much. Generally if I can help and the effort put in to provide that help is appreciated, I don't mind. But when people ask questions and they can do a google to get some basic understanding of the issues that they may not understand that is great. But what really peeves me is when asked about the issues and answers or guidance on issues are provided and then completely ignored by the questioner, then that is wasting my time. Frankly, A lot of my time could easily be wasted in answering some questions here. But I have learnt my lesson. I have previously googled some of the issues hoping that little effort of mine may spark a little idea in some as to how they can become more self reliant, self sufficient etc. and take the lead from the techniques they are shown. But does that happen with Lamar? It is evident to me the answer is a big N. O. Will he ever learn? He can and in my oopinion, chooses not to with most issues. Sure he may be interested in his community and full marks to him; but there comes a time when the welcome mat wears thin and we feel that we are being walked over with dirty feet. The exercise of a bit of common sense would help a lot. It's an apparent lack of common sense, the lack of thanks for input and the lack of general appreciation of input to questions that to me appear to place some networking activities here at the opposite end of the scale to network building.
To all those who have assisted me - thankyou again.Private Reply to Murray Farrell (new win) |
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