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I've often wondered that about most tech support avenues. At times, I wouldn't have been surprised if Microsoft had an entire staff whose only purpose was to te
by douche 9y ago
I've often wondered that about most tech support avenues. At times, I wouldn't have been surprised if Microsoft had an entire staff whose only purpose was to tell people in the MSDN forums that they asked their question in the wrong place (whether they did or not).
- reitanqild 9y agoAgree. Really seems to be a general thing in some circles. See stackoverflow etc were for a couple of years at least it seemed that more likely or not any really useful question/answer would be flagged/closed/something. I've seen less of it lately so either I developed a blind spot, google changed ranking, SO decided to stop doing this (I've seen some people trying to advocate common sense in meta.) One of my favourites: an otherwise relevant question on networking being flagged of because the equipent in question was placed between two corporate networks and the rules specified that it had to be placed in a corporate network. :-/