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No stones thrown, it is what it is... there's an off topic chit chat section for a reason. We all get distracted and other things pop up when talking about different topics. Whether you take the time to mention those distrations, reminders or what ever you should still revert back to the Op when you're done. It shouldn't take two or three plus pages to do so and that's if it happens at all.
If it's something you want to continue discussing make a thread in the appropriate section or pm that person. Don't take over someone elses thread, with irrelevent topics or comments especially when they're asking for help. That goes back to manners, respect for others, common courtesies and all that.
We had people giving ratings for nothing with comments like just because, then that person would do the same to boost each others numbers. There was a thread not too long ago where someone asked about their post count, changing the rating under their name or something like that and they practically had a field day with it.
Really... what's the point, where's the integrity in that?
Especially for people who actually take member reputations, post counts or any of that into consideration when receiving help or advice. Some people will look at the reputation before considering the information offered even when it's helpful. As if their post count, or reputations not high enough, they're a new member or haven't been here that long so they don't know what they're talking about... it's sad really but true.
If it's something you want to continue discussing make a thread in the appropriate section or pm that person. Don't take over someone elses thread, with irrelevent topics or comments especially when they're asking for help. That goes back to manners, respect for others, common courtesies and all that.
We had people giving ratings for nothing with comments like just because, then that person would do the same to boost each others numbers. There was a thread not too long ago where someone asked about their post count, changing the rating under their name or something like that and they practically had a field day with it.
Really... what's the point, where's the integrity in that?
Especially for people who actually take member reputations, post counts or any of that into consideration when receiving help or advice. Some people will look at the reputation before considering the information offered even when it's helpful. As if their post count, or reputations not high enough, they're a new member or haven't been here that long so they don't know what they're talking about... it's sad really but true.