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Agreed. But if you are giving advice you should not do it because you expect a thank you. While you might think your advice is 'good', other people might not.
by korzun 12y ago
Agreed. But if you are giving advice you should not do it because you expect a thank you.
While you might think your advice is 'good', other people might not. Nobody will thank you for bad advice.
There are way too many factors when it comes to communication on the internet.
Not everything falls under 'he did not thank me BECAUSE he is a jerk'.
Etc.
- ColinWright 12y agoSo if you ask a direct and explicit question, and someone takes the time to provide a factually correct answer, you think it's then OK not to acknowledge in any way, manner, means, or form, that they spent time providing you with the knowledge that you had requested?