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Distribution: Debian Wheezy, Jessie, Sid/Experimental, playing with LFS.
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I have a science background and I often forget my audience.
We aren't you're audience we are your peers.
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Do you feel that many of my questions are too terse ?
You may want to explain this a bit more. If you're asking your peers for help there is no excuse for being "terse". There is nothing wrong with being straight to the point but being "terse" is a totally different matter.
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I will gladly include much more details if that would help ?
There is a thread somewhere in LQ on how to ask questions the smart way. One of the points in it is post as much relevant information as you can.
Distribution: Debian Wheezy, Jessie, Sid/Experimental, playing with LFS.
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k3lt01,
"Audience" was not a put down.
It refers, among other things, to keeping in mind that others have not been working on something as long as I may have been before making the post.
Thanks.
That may well be but I thought you wanted honest answers so I gave you mine. I'm not here to be entertained, so I'm not an audience, I'm here to learn and to help others. From reading the few threads you initiate and you want help your choice of words, which may or may not be "put downs", can be taken as being abrupt considering you want the help of others.
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