| From: | John Marchant |
| Date: | 21 Apr 2001 at 01:12:39 |
| Subject: | Questions (Was Re: Could my SIMMs be the cause of the problems....???) |
In a message on 20-Apr-01 21:28:25, Richard Friend wrote:
>because if you don't know any better and a FAQ doesn't exist (to your
>knowledge), who are you going to ask?
[SNIP]
>So where do this 30% find answers to their problems? It's my experience that
>more people read than post. If someone has a problem that you can solve,
>please........solve it for them and make them happy!
Yes! I strongly support Richard on this. It's a fact that most, if
not all of us tend to skip or delete messages that aren't of
immediate interest. Then one day a problem arises. "Wasn't there
something about this in a newsgroup / in the AA Mail list?" So we
_ask_.
FAQs are fine and dandy, but where are they? Do I have to search
through several? Do I have to search on the web? The best way to
learn is to ask. And personally I don't mind a bit if a question
keeps on appearing. Chances are the answers may include a new tip,
or a new slant on the solution.
So my personal thanks go to those who have answered my questions
and usually solved my problems. And in return I try to help others
if I know the answers.
John
"Consultant": unemployed computer expert.
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