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Read This First Before posting :
Forum Rules:
1. You must post in the appropriate forum. If your question has something in common with more than one of the forums, then post in the one you think it is closest to.
2. You must not post the same thing in more than one of the forums.(cross posting)
3. If you double post only one of the posts will remain; the rest will be deleted. When people take the time & trouble to answer your question, it annoys the hell out of them to find somebody has already answered in another thread.(posting the same topic in the same forum more than once.)
4. If you double post more than once (for different topics) you may be banned.
5. If you spam, you will be banned without any notice.
6. If you register with another name and continue to spam, your IP will be blocked.
7. You are not allowed to send spam via the PM (Private Messaging). If we receive complaints regarding this and we find out that you have spammed, you will be banned.
8. All of the above rules may be changed at any time.
9. We are not obligated to answer your questions.
10. Before asking, put the effort into finding the answer yourself.
11. We will help you if you have problems but we won't do your work. You need to put effort into doing this yourself.
12. Do not post offensive materials. If you are not sure if it is offensive then it is. Do not post it!
How to post questions properly
Just a few hints & tips to get the best responses from this forum....
1. Try to be self sufficient. Before posting, try to find the answer to the question yourself. A lot of questions can be answered by searching the forum or google. If you are not sure what to use for a search criteria please ask..
2. Give your topic a name that describes the problem or help that you need -- naming a topic "Help needed.." or "Pleeeeeze help...." actually discourages a lot of people from looking at your topic. Using a descriptive topic like "Help with my class constructor", is more likely to get a response.
3. Give us details. Tell us what you expected or wanted to happen, and what actually did happen. The more information you give, the quicker your problem might be resolved. We need to know what compiler you're using in case the problem you are encountering is platform specific.
4. Think about your question -- a well asked question which gets to the heart of the problem is likely to get a quick response and not leave us to interpret what you want.
5. This may also seem obvious, but if posting code, run it past your compiler first! You will then know if it compiles and if there are any error messages. They may be cryptic to you, but someone else may understand them.
7. Don't ask us to do something for you. If we see you've made an effort, we'll help you but if it's just, you won't get much of a response if any.
8. If something needs explaining more, ask. As long as you continue to ask proper questions, you will more than likely continue to get proper answers.
9. Be patient. There aren't people on the forums 24-7. This is not a chat room so replies may be immediate or could take several hours. The people that help are volunteers so they are not obligated to give a answer to every post / question. Be patient. Posting "what's taking you so long ??" is almost guaranteed to annoy everybody. If you haven't gotten a response after a few days, try posting again, but don't be rude. Patience is a virtue.
10. This is not a rule but should be applied to all topics that you start. When members post a possible solution to your problem you should make an effort to post back to let everyone know if it worked or not. This way other members will not be left hanging and wondering did he fly the coop with that answer.
If it did not solve your problem, then others can offer more solutions with the knowledge that they are not wasting their time posting solutions for something that has already been resolved. If it did fix or help what you were working on, the very least you could do is say thank you to those who helped. This will also indicate to others to stop trying to solve the problem.
By following these simple rules, it makes our part a lot easier, and you will probably get your question answered a lot quicker.
Homeworks / Assignments.
This forum is intended for use by students with homework or assignments in English..
Help will be given to students who can demonstrate that they have made a serious attempt to complete the assignment but have encountered difficulties in questions..
Do not expect the assignment to be completed for you, so please don't bother to post the text of the assignment unless it is accompanied by your attempt at solving/completing it.
In addition to these rules all the rules under forum rules and How to post Questions Properly 1 - 9 are valid here too.
And please be polite!!
Warm Regards,
Admin
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