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Dec 1, 2016 at 07:38 AM
Ambucias Posts 47356 Registration date Monday February 1, 2010 Status Moderator Last seen February 15, 2023 - Dec 1, 2016 at 04:22 PM
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Dec 1, 2016 at 07:48 AM
Dec 1, 2016 at 07:48 AM
Please, Prevent From Doing This in the future.
Respect for Others
CCM's online bulletin board brings together people from different walks of life, who share a common goal: Helping one another in the field of information technology. Everybody who contributes toward this goal is a volunteer with positive aims.
Politeness
Therefore, users should treat one another with mutual respect. Every new message should ideally be accompanied by a polite introduction.
Here's an example of what not to type:
GIVE ME DRIVERS FOR MY AGFA1230/XP
The following is a much better way to ask:
Hello,
I am looking for drivers for my AGFA1230 scanner that will work in Windows XP.
Thanks in advance for your answer!
Steven L.
Thanking Users
By the same token, in order to encourage users to contribute, it is generally a good idea to thank people who help you. If you manage to find a solution to your problem some other way, feel free to post it in the thread: it might be of use to someone else!
Humility
Sometimes, users may send messages which don't directly address the question, or suggest solutions which don't seem appropriate to you. If this happens, it is wise to give your opinion on the matter, without rebuking those users for their replies. In general, it is recommended that forum-goers act with courtesy.
Before beginning a new thread, it is recommended to use the search engine to see if a similar issue has already been discussed. If it has been, and the thread only answers part of your question, choose an appropriate forum to start your own topic. When users reply to your message, you can respond in the same thread to continue the discussion. You are even able to respond to your own message after a few hours to "bump" it to the top of the list again.
However, don't demand an immediate response from other users. Be reminded that people on the site are volunteers, not employees, and they may not have the solution to your problem.
Also, for the sake of both the users who are looking for answers on a forum and those who want to help solve whatever problems you've encountered, it is recommended that you don't:
post your message several times in one forum. The contributors will do their best to answer your messages within a reasonable length of time. However, if 24 hours have gone by without an answer, you can "bump" your initial thread to the top of the recent threads list by responding to your own message.
disrupt someone else's ongoing discussion, such as by saying "Help me, I have the same problem but nobody's answering."
Respect for Others
CCM's online bulletin board brings together people from different walks of life, who share a common goal: Helping one another in the field of information technology. Everybody who contributes toward this goal is a volunteer with positive aims.
Politeness
Therefore, users should treat one another with mutual respect. Every new message should ideally be accompanied by a polite introduction.
Here's an example of what not to type:
GIVE ME DRIVERS FOR MY AGFA1230/XP
The following is a much better way to ask:
Hello,
I am looking for drivers for my AGFA1230 scanner that will work in Windows XP.
Thanks in advance for your answer!
Steven L.
Thanking Users
By the same token, in order to encourage users to contribute, it is generally a good idea to thank people who help you. If you manage to find a solution to your problem some other way, feel free to post it in the thread: it might be of use to someone else!
Humility
Sometimes, users may send messages which don't directly address the question, or suggest solutions which don't seem appropriate to you. If this happens, it is wise to give your opinion on the matter, without rebuking those users for their replies. In general, it is recommended that forum-goers act with courtesy.
Before beginning a new thread, it is recommended to use the search engine to see if a similar issue has already been discussed. If it has been, and the thread only answers part of your question, choose an appropriate forum to start your own topic. When users reply to your message, you can respond in the same thread to continue the discussion. You are even able to respond to your own message after a few hours to "bump" it to the top of the list again.
However, don't demand an immediate response from other users. Be reminded that people on the site are volunteers, not employees, and they may not have the solution to your problem.
Also, for the sake of both the users who are looking for answers on a forum and those who want to help solve whatever problems you've encountered, it is recommended that you don't:
post your message several times in one forum. The contributors will do their best to answer your messages within a reasonable length of time. However, if 24 hours have gone by without an answer, you can "bump" your initial thread to the top of the recent threads list by responding to your own message.
disrupt someone else's ongoing discussion, such as by saying "Help me, I have the same problem but nobody's answering."
Dec 1, 2016 at 04:22 PM
Best regards