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Originally Posted by TRADERMIKE 2012
Mikes reply:
At least I use spell check, try it objective.
Mike, let me try and make life a little easier for you.
1. Remember to always keep your threads/post as simple/concise as possible.
2. One issue per thread might also be beneficial in allowing forum members to fully understand what you are trying to accomplish.
3. Do not get combative or aggressive toward the people you are asking for help.
4. Learn to read the room (very important)
5. Read more, talk less.
6. Keep random thoughts where they belong (in your head)
7. Disclose any condition you might have that would explain some of the odd/strange post.
Members here are pretty forgiving when they know what's going on.
8. Remember that members here are using deduction, logic, experience, etc. when trying to help. You should do the same. Avoiding rabbit holes is imperative when properly diagnosing mechanical issues.
9. Concrete thinking can cause you to miss solutions. Keep an open mind because you don't know what you don't know.
Please don't take any of the above in a bad way.
I'm sincerely trying to help you improve your relationship with this forum.
Good luck.
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Mikes reply:
I have a habit of editing each post before I answer, so that the next reader can better understand the conversation. I found that the spell check gives options and sometimes I choose the wrong one, I suck at spelling like most of you. I do the best I can do with the grammar tool.
You said:
"Disclose any condition you might have that would explain some of the odd/strange post".
Mikes reply:
You see, it's sniveling crap said like that, that many of you imply at times, don't
"dish it out" and I won't have to give it back to you.
You spoke:
Please don't take any of the above in a bad way.
I'm sincerely trying to help you improve your relationship with this forum.
Good luck.
Mikes reply:
All of you should take his advice and we can move on with the task at hand.