Thread: How NOT to ask questions

It's nice that a man has a high opinion of himself
But that does not mean that he knows everything about everything. Yesterday - when? And for what? I am IT and we can privately discuss the setup of CISCO or servers problems, or SEP/MES troubles... here we discuss about navi's, and btw I am messing with them for ~more then 15 years.

In this case:
- FIRST - crosspost is not allowed (FORUM RULES - read them). Not because it is our will, but for very practical reasons. One problem should be presented in one place, with all the details. Not to fade away.
- SECOND - What? We must guess what you have on phone, what is your current setup, what ...etc etc...
Read [Only registered and activated users can see links. ] and follow it. That's why it was created. Not to guess. No one here has a crystal ball.
Maybe you seems to be a lot of superfluous, but one detail can makes the solution.
From years of experience in forums, in cases like yours, it's never a problem with software, but a user. In such a threads we discuss about software.
Personal skills and problems in other section:
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And be polite.

Boki_Srb, it is good to see you are so qualified and you are a great asset to the forum.

However, your answers are usually very abrasive and you seem very keen to jump on people at the slightest deviation from the rules.

You should realise that questions are only asked, usually, because the answers are not always easy to find, and crossposting is the result of frustration.

Also, English being the language of the forum is not usually native to posters and some times their answers are difficult to interpret. This is by no means meant to criticise the poster, goodness knows where we would be without their valuable input, but to try to understand all points of view.