From: sto.mar@... Date: 2013-02-15T21:30:12+09:00 Subject: Re: Ruby command line options s and S Am 14.02.2013 20:39, schrieb Love U Ruby: > unknown wrote in post #1096948: >> Am 14.02.2013 09:15, schrieb Love U Ruby: >>> A ruby expert people I am asking some Rubyist question- that's all. If >>> someone has knowledge already then why is it problematic to share? >> >> Please keep in mind that you are wasting *our* time when you constantly >> post questions that could be answered by a little googling. > >> And please do not +1 every other piece of code that looks slick to you. > > Now it seems I have to be rude on you. What do you think about yourself. > Do you think except my questions all questions in this mail list can't > be solved using Google? Of course now and again there are posts by others in this list that could easily be answered by Google. The crucial difference lies in the word "*constantly*". This really is nothing personal, believe it or not. > With that question do you think people started researching and writing > thesis papers....after that answering. Don't say like that way. Here > people posted their questions to get help from someone who has knowledge > about that, not to Google for him... To answer someone question if you > really need to do Google,then stop helping others and keep concentrate > on your books. It seems you also didn't complete your home work with > Ruby at its core. I think you are not in a position to judge whether I "have made my homework" or not. The question really is not whether I need to google, it's whether you could google it. And when you could easily get the same answer to your question (that maybe dozens had before) from a quick internet search, then answering that same question again would be wasted time that we would not have to solve your really difficult problems. Most of the typical beginner's questions are already answered on stackoverflow, or in one of the many blog posts, or in this list (yes, there is an archive). --