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mbuchman · 02-17-2005, 02:31 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by kozmo

Or when you see a thread that says 'noob' or 'newbie' you just don't read it, if you are that superior to answer someone elses question ok, god?

I agree.

I personally find it equally as rude to post those search icons. Also, keep in mind that *some* people actually do search, but being they are new, they dont know what key words to use (I will admit that most probably do not search, and I can see how this would get very annoying.) I know thats how it is for me, becaue I dont know what terms to include in a search, so I have asked questions at some websites that many people could have replied with "search you dumb noob," but luckily the places I have posted, the people are respectful at.

So I agree that people should search, but take the above paragraph into consideration.

Just my thoughts

Matt

Edit: So I checked the newbie forum, started reading the first thread, and only could take about a page of it. I can definately see where you ar coming from, but still, I would just say to ignore it all. The initial learning curve is not exactly easy, which is why a lot of people get frustrated I guess.

02-17-2005, 02:31 PM	#6
mbuchman Constant Bitrate Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 215	Quote: Originally Posted by kozmo Or when you see a thread that says 'noob' or 'newbie' you just don't read it, if you are that superior to answer someone elses question ok, god? I agree. I personally find it equally as rude to post those search icons. Also, keep in mind that some people actually do search, but being they are new, they dont know what key words to use (I will admit that most probably do not search, and I can see how this would get very annoying.) I know thats how it is for me, becaue I dont know what terms to include in a search, so I have asked questions at some websites that many people could have replied with "search you dumb noob," but luckily the places I have posted, the people are respectful at. So I agree that people should search, but take the above paragraph into consideration. Just my thoughts Matt Edit: So I checked the newbie forum, started reading the first thread, and only could take about a page of it. I can definately see where you ar coming from, but still, I would just say to ignore it all. The initial learning curve is not exactly easy, which is why a lot of people get frustrated I guess. Last edited by mbuchman; 02-17-2005 at 02:58 PM.