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[ronson]

I hope i won't get flamed at or even more warnings for this.

When people ask for help, can they state which language they are programming in.

For example: Say you have a problem with a piece of code in Visual Basic 6, can you please say it's in Visual Basic 6 or whatnot.

Thanks

James

[Donna]

Reading


Going to suggest a few things in Staff from this as it is getting a little tiresome and very draining on members and staff to have to repeatedly ask the same thing over and over and yes a lot of us have noticed not only this but even simply adding http:// onto a url is too much work for some.

Maybe they think we're all mindreaders

As P2L is growing day by day we have to have some type of proper standards otherwise we'll turn into a circus lol

Thanks

[ronson]

Ok, lol you've confused me Donna with what you said lol! Sorry i'm half asleep here.

James

[Donna]

Go back to sleep

[Stu]

jimbo, shes basically agreeing with you, and pointing out that it happens in other forums to ie not adding a proper url in websites r us

now run along to bed

[ronson]

Oh ok! Thanks alot

And don't call me jimbo pleaseeeee reminds me of high school! My teacher's called me it! It even got me suspended for like 3 days o.O

[Stu]

sorry - bad habit - i call everyone jimbo... even my girlfriends 10 year old cousin

[ronson]

lolol! I have a thing for saying 'love' like cheers love, u alright love and such. I actually wound up this woman at college by saying it, but i had been kicking the door but ohwell.