Lucas Garron
Premium Member
well-meaniehead?I can see how you could misconstrue his posts, it seems as though he always means well.
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well-meaniehead?I can see how you could misconstrue his posts, it seems as though he always means well.
well-meaniehead?I can see how you could misconstrue his posts, it seems as though he always means well.
So how bout that Dave Sanders guy ehhh?
well-meaniehead?I can see how you could misconstrue his posts, it seems as though he always means well.
So how bout that Dave Sanders guy ehhh?
Why would you mention my name? I am confused.
Newbie: Can anyone tell me how to...?
Stefan: Yes.
Bunch of random people: Haha!/Owned!/I love Stefan!
How would you feel if someone gave you that answer?
How would you feel if someone gave you that answer?
It always makes my day when Stefan does it to me. I really don't see what the big deal is, it's just a humorous response that also teaches the OP a little bit about forum ediquette.
How would you feel if someone gave you that answer?
It always makes my day when Stefan does it to me. I really don't see what the big deal is, it's just a humorous response that also teaches the OP a little bit about forum ediquette.
I agree, I used to be an impatient, rude, jerk on this forum (if you look at some of my older posts). Then people like Stefan pointed out grammer mistakes and I think I actually became a better person because of it.
Newbie: Can anyone tell me how to...?
Stefan: Yes.
Bunch of random people: Haha!/Owned!/I love Stefan!
I'll be honest. I hate that. And it's not just that, there are a bunch of similar examples. It's not funny when you're that newbie.
What was that golden rule we all learned a long time ago? Treat others as you'd like to be treated. Everyone asks stupid questions at some point, be it in the past or in the future, even Stefan. How would you feel if someone gave you that answer? How would you feel about the entire community if everyone laughs along and still no one gives you the answer you needed? Sometimes it's not so much about "use the search function," it's about tolerance and patience towards others who ask stupid questions because they haven't learned how to ask smart ones yet. We're supposed to guide them to ask smart questions in the future instead of making them feel stupid just to get a good laugh out of it. That's selfish and destructive for our community.
How would you feel if someone gave you that answer?
It always makes my day when Stefan does it to me. I really don't see what the big deal is, it's just a humorous response that also teaches the OP a little bit about forum ediquette.
Right, cause you guys aren't newbies, dude.
Right, cause you guys aren't newbies, dude.
I'm not sure about miniGOINGS, but I still consider myself a noob. I still need to be corrected often, and there's no one better to do it than Stefan.
High post count doesn't signify experience; often it is quite the opposite. Most of the people I respect the most on this forum have what would be considered low post counts. Mine is high because I post/have posted a lot of useless things.
lol, I just used the weirdest emoticon, but it conveys my feelings pretty well.
lol, I just used the weirdest emoticon, but it conveys my feelings pretty well.
I don't understand if the close-parenthesis is part of it or not. :confused: