Sun Mar 02, 2008 9:27 pm
In school they teach you that there's no such thing as a stupid question. They do this so you feel comfortable asking questions so you can understand what is happening. This is a very good thing in my opinion.
Reality is... there ARE stupid questions, and there's plenty of them in the Help section currently. The thing is people don't take the time to find stuff out for themselves. They want everything the easy way, so they come here, ask a question, and have someone else do they work that they should be doing.
The thing is farquezy, is that people like me and bkfraiders7 are here to answer questions and help. I know I've answered numerous "how do i play games off my ms" threads, yet the question is still being posted in the help section. It's just like having a conversation with a group of friends... someone is standing right there, yet when you finish your story they ask you, "so what happened?"
People don't annoy me... ignorance and stupidity does. But unfortunately ignorance and stupidity are abundant on the internet.
Reality is... there ARE stupid questions, and there's plenty of them in the Help section currently. The thing is people don't take the time to find stuff out for themselves. They want everything the easy way, so they come here, ask a question, and have someone else do they work that they should be doing.
The thing is farquezy, is that people like me and bkfraiders7 are here to answer questions and help. I know I've answered numerous "how do i play games off my ms" threads, yet the question is still being posted in the help section. It's just like having a conversation with a group of friends... someone is standing right there, yet when you finish your story they ask you, "so what happened?"
People don't annoy me... ignorance and stupidity does. But unfortunately ignorance and stupidity are abundant on the internet.
Founding father of the Wiibrew Packgen.
About 2 noob posts away from going ape sh*t
About 2 noob posts away from going ape sh*t
