@Wombatred26 - I wasnât meaning for here. Iâm hardly a forum expert. But havenât you ever been somewhere and seen someone ask âIs this X?â and then two or three threads later someone else will ask, âIs this X?â I mean, câmon, that doesnât even require a search!
Oh, I know you didnât mean specifically for ELR though it would help if the links for the tutorials were stickied for new usersâŚ
Reddit is a big one for that. I see so many posts that are locked for new replies because the only reply is a moderator telling them to âgo to the weekly postâ for that particular subject, like ânew mixer questionsâ or âwhat can I make: suggestionsâ in the Reddit DIY.
Iâll admit, Iâve done it myself⌠BUT Iâve usually done all the searches I can think of to find what Iâm looking for. Itâs not my fault I didnât search the same wording the first guy used⌠or the second guy⌠or the third girl⌠orâŚ
I canât help being an âoutside the boxâ kinda girl lol I think laterally, I never come at a problem, straight on! I always use WAY more than whatâll find my answer. Iâve since learned to use simple, short phrases in the search bars
Itâs ok. You were just full of energy and eager to learn as much as possible. It is not a negative trait (anyone who loves learning about vaping equals a good day) - you just needed a little directing: so many of the basics werenât repeated a lot.
Although, going down to basics is a good way for all to question their knowledge and how they share it.
Just one question on the hypostatical nature of the trinity and its impact on Franciscan theology and, how it relates to reductive interpretations of personification on Christian demonology please.