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I concur. On forums like these it's difficult to find that happy medium where you can ask a question and receive responses that won't result in an all out flame war. Because of the nature of the net one can have difficulty in finding the RIGHT way to ask/answer without rubbing against the grain. Yet it's do-able. It takes practice and it takes time. Likewise it's good etiquette where if a person's response rubs against YOUR grain to walk away (or navigate away) from the site for a little while. Calm down, think about your answer and find a calm way of response.No, you are finding issues with the way you are asking questions, and the way you are responding to answers. Really, what you want to ask is up to you, although I would suggest taking a little more time over your phrasing in future.
I seem to get in trouble for asking the wrong questions, so this is a place for you to all sit down and have a think about what you want me to ask.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
He kind-of isnt asking anything.It seems to mostly to be regarding a thread in the MMA section, where the issue discussed here (wording of questions and interpretation of responses) occurred. Though to be honest, I'm not really sure what you're asking us here either, Stealthy. We can't tell you what we want you to ask, I don't even know what I want to ask half the time, let alone others.
If you read his Previous Posts, he seems to be upset with being Corrected on a frequent basis.
I get frustrated when I ask a question but instead of getting answers to that question I get whole bunch of other unrelated advice and when I try to clarify the question there are complaints that it's my fault for not wording it right.
I've given up asking questions that I actually want answers to so this is exactly what I said it was in the title and first post...an invitation to be told what questions you want me to ask. I'll save my own actual questions for other avenues where I might actually get answers.