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then why are you posting, instead of going and learning?

• trentmb 11y ago
  I regularly ask questions before seeking knowledge on my own, just to check back on my post a few hours/days/weeks later. The point of asking the question is to leverage others experience to guide your learning, and provide a reference for those in the future that have a similar question.
  • felixgallo 11y ago
    The post has no question marks, nor does it seek knowledge. Instead, it makes declarative statements implying that the knowledge is actually probably useless.
    • trentmb 11y ago
      > The post has no question marks Correct. > nor does it seek knowledge. Open to interpretation- when someone claims they don't know what something is, I interpret that as an invitation to explanation, exposition.
• blakeyrat 11y ago
  I'd much rather someone write a one-sentence description of what the library does in plain English, so I (and everybody else reading the article) could get the "learning" without the "going". Since you didn't tell me what it does, I'll assume you have no idea either. ;)