Zero-reply count in BSD, was: The (un?)helpfulness of the BSD Community
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It seems that you may have misnamed your post.
I suggest The helpfulness of the BSD Community, Since BSD seems to be a popular place to get replies.
Just a thought.
I don't understand the thread title vs the post body - how might that zero-reply situation imply unhelpfulness? I'd have thought the opposite - if there are no zero-replies, then either the community is very helpful, or nobody has questions.
It is definitely a bug. If you look at the *BSD forum, the first 0 reply bug is dated 9-25-2010. If you then do a zero reply search, and go to the portion of the search list that contains that date, that particular bug is not listed.
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It is definitely a bug. If you look at the *BSD forum, the first 0 reply bug is dated 9-25-2010. If you then do a zero reply search, and go to the portion of the search list that contains that date, that particular bug is not listed.
I don't think there is any bug with the *BSD forum. That particular posting does appear in the zero reply list. You misread its date which is September the 25th, not 23rd.
I don't think there is any bug with the *BSD forum. That particular posting does appear in the zero reply list. You misread its date which is September the 25th, not 23rd.
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As it happens the BSD forums are typically just like the Linux ones...people ask questions that really just raise more questions...every community likes pertinent intuitive inquiries,what they don,t like is a question that takes as long to answer as it originally took them to find out the answer. LOL
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