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Don't be afraid to ask questions here!This is my favorite site to come to for information. In a short period I've seen that people are snobbish like some I've seen in LUG groups. One would think they are frigging gods by the way they answer you. (Snappy, rude, dummy, and more attitudes and outright active on their attitudes.) That kind of behavior doesn't help me to learn my way about linux, so what do such groups exist for, I wonder. Sociologically the members are getting something out of it...the snob members, not the decent kind ones that can remember the days they started up. May this place stay the same and if there are a few jerks that are reading this, you are quite welcome to never answer a question I've added to the forum! Bookmark/Search this post with:
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