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When I arrived at LF-global, it was my first time seeing an online forum
I don't really understand most of the thing, so posting things in the wrong place, or things that are considered spams, were quite impossible for me to avoid that time. But the moderators were quite strict about it, I was embarrassed quite much (as a young boy realizing he's stupid) and so I left LFG and went to LFE
I can point out a problem, but not the solution, ehehehe.
or maybe. Trash it, but be very polite to new members when giving warnings. Though, against more mature people, we would have to use harsher words. I believe even young people just need some time to understand the mechanics and the ethics in online forums.
Of course, about bad English, we shouldn't worry too much as long as they're doing their best and their posts are still understandable. We individually should try to get better though, imitating others' is a good way to start, because we can eventually get used to the new way of saying something.
And guess what, the first time I went to my first online forum (which is (sadly), LFG), I went to read the rules, but still, I understand nothing of the forums. You know, like the structure of a forum. What is thread? What is forum? What is post, sub-forum or category, or anything else you can find in the 'weird website'? It was really confusing for me, the rules isn't much of a help either for n00b.
I don't really understand most of the thing, so posting things in the wrong place, or things that are considered spams, were quite impossible for me to avoid that time. But the moderators were quite strict about it, I was embarrassed quite much (as a young boy realizing he's stupid) and so I left LFG and went to LFE
I can point out a problem, but not the solution, ehehehe.
or maybe. Trash it, but be very polite to new members when giving warnings. Though, against more mature people, we would have to use harsher words. I believe even young people just need some time to understand the mechanics and the ethics in online forums.
Of course, about bad English, we shouldn't worry too much as long as they're doing their best and their posts are still understandable. We individually should try to get better though, imitating others' is a good way to start, because we can eventually get used to the new way of saying something.
And guess what, the first time I went to my first online forum (which is (sadly), LFG), I went to read the rules, but still, I understand nothing of the forums. You know, like the structure of a forum. What is thread? What is forum? What is post, sub-forum or category, or anything else you can find in the 'weird website'? It was really confusing for me, the rules isn't much of a help either for n00b.
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