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> When you use RTFM, you’re saying, “Not only am I not going to help you, but I also want to make sure that you feel ashamed about your inability to help yourse
by phnofive 9y ago
> When you use RTFM, you’re saying, “Not only am I not going to help you, but I also want to make sure that you feel ashamed about your inability to help yourself.”
Maybe. Or perhaps I’m saying “You don’t need me or anyone to give you answers; be empowered to find them on your own.”
Or “This question is disrespectful as I know that that if you put forth a little effort in seeking an answer, you’d find one; therefore, you assume your time is more valuable than mine.”
Or...
- crispyambulance 8y agoWell, going along with that line of thought, if "RTFM" can have such wildly different interpretations then perhaps IT SUCKS as a way of communicating whatever it is you want to communicate with it?