You see, every time I ask a question I rush to see the answers as soon as I get home from work - and to thank the ones who helped me.
It seems some teachers ask for help just because they �re too busy to take the time and search themselves, because they never have the time to return to tell us if our answers helped them, so I �m not sure about the right answer for your question.
Of course many members give us feedback and it is rewarding. I �m not a vindictive person but if I answer a thread and get no answer it �ll be the last time I answer the person �s thread. I know, I �m evil, I won �t answer even if I know an answer that �ll help the person.
Well, I �m not that bad, but I don �t like:
- to be taken for granted (aren �t you here to answer MY questions and solve MY problems? - I can do that but it isn �t the main purpose of my life.)
- to be fooled (some are only appearing at the forum to indirectly advertize their work - that sometimes happens to be a copy - unbelievable!)
- impolite people (Mom taught me almost a century ago to say "thank you" every time someone gives me something or does something for me. Of course I understand that this rule must be outdated but I refuse updating my manners. Old people are usually too used to their ideas and beliefs to change...)
Am I wrong? Almost sure that I am, but I have many things to do and as an old lady I think it won �t be appropriate to take part in some games people like to play on the forum.
I �m not talking about "word of the day" because it has a purpose and everybody has fun, but in the cases I �m talking about we waste our time and only the member who started the thread has fun, or laughs at us.
Happy New Year!
err I must �ve missed something. Anyway
@Zailda: you?? an old lady??? Impossible!! 
