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_teo_:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on October 25, 2006, 04:23:48 pm ---
--- Quote from: _teo_ on October 25, 2006, 04:21:54 pm ---you will only benefit from a strong community, thus the newcomers shouldn't be scared.

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Yes, but if we work 24/7 on aswering the same question over and over again because people do not search (and this happens far to often) - there will be *no* development at all. You'll have to keep that in mind, too.
With regards Morten.

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I completely agree with you. However one can simply take a deep breath and be polite.

Look, I appreciate your work. And I'm sure many others feel the same. So, maybe other people in this community can answer such questions and thus letting you concentrate in development. Unfortunately, as you know, I am newcomer too. I'm familiar neither with software nor with people here. So, I cannot do that, but I'm sure others can do it.

To those who read: people, please give a hand to development team.

stahta01:

--- Quote from: _teo_ on October 25, 2006, 04:46:49 pm ---To those who read: people, please give a hand to development team.

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I do my best to help newbies in order to help the development team. Since, I do NOT know enough to do development. But, some newbies do NOT know how to use GCC or minGW GCC as much as I do. And, I consider myself just barely knowledgeable about GCC/MinGW. This site should NOT have to help newbies use GCC/minGW except in how to use it with code::blocks. The newbies should be directed to a page in C::B wiki that has a list of links to learn about GCC/GDB/minGW GCC. I would prefer a list of external support forums for each compiler C::B supports also. Too much development team time is wasted on NON C::B issues.

The worse newbies do not seem to have ever used a compiler, note I have only tried to help one this bad and I don't plan to help him ever again. I give kudos to the members who have the ability to help a person who seems to be unable to understand answers and blames the person who gives what to me is clear answers to be to one with the communication problem. But, I just try to think of blue sky to cool myself down.

Tim S   

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: _teo_ on October 25, 2006, 04:46:49 pm ---I completely agree with you. However one can simply take a deep breath and be polite.

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Don't worry - we are answering over and over again, usually. But there are cases where this is just annoying and you ask yourself exactly this question: "Why don't thy search.". I believe that this is really what mandrav meant (that includes the hint to the answer). So in fact, this wasn't meant unpolite but one can take it as that, agreed. Sorry that you were the one that got hit, honestly - be patient with us, too. ;-)
With regards, Morten.

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