I can't really understand how some people are thinking , the are inexperienced ok but what do they think ? . This thread has nothing to do with me , just reading a thread from a person that is here seven years in PHP community and still don't understand what an array is , and a well know member for replying. Some people treat other that helps as servants , as this is what we have to do. They don't care if we do it to pass the knowledge in the community and have no other gain other than that. Maybe they think that we are paid to provide answers. The “Donate $1 or more to DaniWeb and receive better, quicker replies” message is not helping. We are not here to take a dollar or two , the hours I spent in DaniWeb are priceless (if I would a price on those , I wouldn't do it , but if I had to is something that couldn't be afforded). I haven't took any money from answering questions and I would like that to be clear to people asking , I am here to help as I have helped from the programmers community in general in the past.
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Jump to PostAre you referring to rude replies from the people you are trying to help, or rude replies by people other than the people posting the questions?
Jump to PostI just think that it's a tad unfair to tell people after the fact to read the rules when they are buried in the TOS. At least when there was a direct link labeled Rules there was something to throw back at them.
Jump to PostThe issue with ungrateful / rude posters is that they leave a bad smell. I'd like an SO type solution: "Thread closed due to ..." with options from:
- the poster being a complete pillock
Well, I suppose that pretty much covers all the options :)
Jump to PostSome posters are rude because they don't know any better. For instance they grew up in a home/society where everything was handed to them.
My solution, give them an answer that needs work.
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