Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'What's the most annoying thing online?
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#1
Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 05:30 PM
Whilst surfing the internet, what drives your crazy?
I DON"T LIKE IT WHEN PPL TYPE IN ALL CAPS AND USE SHORT HAND ACRONYMS!!!!!!!! ALSO WHEN DA PPL USE A MILLION EXCLAMATION MARKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
I DON"T LIKE IT WHEN PPL TYPE IN ALL CAPS AND USE SHORT HAND ACRONYMS!!!!!!!! ALSO WHEN DA PPL USE A MILLION EXCLAMATION MARKS!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#2
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 05:54 PM
audio/video that plays without asking me.
(for a new guy this topic doesn't suck, today you live
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(for a new guy this topic doesn't suck, today you live
#4
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 07:28 PM
Along the same lines as MrBobDobolina, I really hate the "PLZZZZZZ HELP ME ITS URGENT!", "I NEED SOURCE CODE FOR (insert project type here)" type of posts, especially the ones who don't want to do the work, they just want someone to hand them their assignment/project on a silver platter.
Even better are the ones who come to a forum, not this one in particular, any programming forum really, they post their code/ask for help, then when you give them help they proceed to tell you you're wrong
Does that irritate anyone else?
Last but not least, this happened just the other day here in </dream.in.code>: I don't mind helping people with their homework, we all had to start somewhere, but I expect you to put time and effort into it, I'm not just going to hand you the entire solution you need. This guy posts "I need code to do this, this is for an assignment and its due n the morning (its like 2AM PST mind you).
Wow, I feel better getting that off my chest LOL
Even better are the ones who come to a forum, not this one in particular, any programming forum really, they post their code/ask for help, then when you give them help they proceed to tell you you're wrong
Last but not least, this happened just the other day here in </dream.in.code>: I don't mind helping people with their homework, we all had to start somewhere, but I expect you to put time and effort into it, I'm not just going to hand you the entire solution you need. This guy posts "I need code to do this, this is for an assignment and its due n the morning (its like 2AM PST mind you).
Wow, I feel better getting that off my chest LOL
#6
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:00 PM
also this may sound really dumb coming from me of all dic-heads, but i really hate when people have preternatural need to reply to everything when usually there is nothing of value. i.e. LOL. that was so funny thanks! WOW! you made my day! I wish that would happen to me! etc etc.
#7
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:05 PM
Take em' n00bs to school.
This post has been edited by max302: 09 August 2007 - 08:05 PM
#9
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:14 PM
Quotes where everyone quotes each other one after another even when you know they would be talking about the stuff they quoted without the quotes. This leads to very huge quote chains, which I've only seen once or twice here on DIC.
#10
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:15 PM
#11
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:16 PM
#12
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 08:17 PM
#13
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 09:13 PM
I hate when people on irc use leet speek or whatever it's called. When they use the pipe symbol as an I or L, but have NO idea what it's even used for.
Added: It also irks me when I read a post on a newsgroup where someone asks a legitimate question (or a really interesting one) & everyone responds that "Standard C isn't aware of the OS & so this is considered off topic", but then all the regulars go on-&-on about some stupid BS. Why even post on a newsgroup if you don't even post about the programming language (or topic of the group!). Anything could be considered off-topic, they would rather put the time into finding a reason not to respond then to just say "I don't know" or even pass up a chance to complain.
Added: It also irks me when I read a post on a newsgroup where someone asks a legitimate question (or a really interesting one) & everyone responds that "Standard C isn't aware of the OS & so this is considered off topic", but then all the regulars go on-&-on about some stupid BS. Why even post on a newsgroup if you don't even post about the programming language (or topic of the group!). Anything could be considered off-topic, they would rather put the time into finding a reason not to respond then to just say "I don't know" or even pass up a chance to complain.
This post has been edited by no2pencil: 09 August 2007 - 09:17 PM
#14
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 09:14 PM
or statements.
#15
Re: Pet Peeves of the 'Webbernet!'
Posted 09 August 2007 - 09:37 PM
when people don't proofread their posts.
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