A number of you are too critical and insult people too soon, like calling them a noob (either explicitly or implicitly, through text or graphics), and then later on saying "sorry", but you're not. If you really are, you wouldn't call them a "noob" in the first place. otherwise that makes
you the
noob. You know who you are.
Before you criticize someone, think of these:
- Is it a genuine plea for help?
- How young could the poster be?
- Are you just insulting them for the sake of "enforcing the rules", which ironically you may yourself be breaking (spam insulting posts)
- Weren't you once like that? (course you were). How did the older forum members treat you? Can you do better?
You may well be chasing someone away from the community with your insults, and we may lose a potential "good" guy.
On another note, the posts that you people are making sometimes are meaningless as well - you post in such a way that makes it borderline to spam, such that nothing useful is added, but it's not "useless" enough to be sent to disposal. This is very annoying for readers who like a certain standard in what they read (it's like reading "Mary had a little lamb. I like the lamb", "I like the lamb too, because it's small", "I like the lamb coz it's white"). Don't you see these are meaningless and just waste time and space?
Also, don't post if someone has already answered the question clearly. Your post just repeats the same thing. The same applies for the constant "Mainsite search first!"-posts. I think we have read this often enough, just don't repeat it anymore, okay?