perl.trainers...Re: How to get people use forums and mailing lists was Re: Career Help Urgent! by Peter Scott- May 18, 2006 On Wed, 17 May 2006 17:33:34 +0300, Gabor Szabo wrote:> On 51706, Smylers <Smylersstripey.com> wrote:>> So anybody who "helps" you by providing you with the answer is assisting>> you deceive the employer and get a job you are blatantly not qualified>> for. That&39;s downright dishonest. Why on earth do you expect that>> somebody would want to "help" you in this way> > While I agree with you I would like to note that, unfortunately...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/05/msg569.html Re: How to get people use forums and mailing lists was Re: Career Help Urgent! by Smylers- May 18, 2006 brian d foy writes:> You really can&39;t blame some poor soul for seeing a mailing list named> "trainersperl.org" and interpreting that as a place to get help from> Perl trainers.It depends where they saw it, I suppose. This isn&39;t a widely knownlist, and the places I can think of which mention it state its purposereasonably clearly -- though I&39;ll concede that for a non-native-Englishspeaker that could be harder to dermine.> Not one of the responses that I saw...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/05/msg568.html Re: How to get people use forums and mailing lists was Re: Career Help Urgent! by Tad McClellan- May 17, 2006 On Wed, May 17, 2006 at 07:07:23PM +0200, Amir E. Aharoni wrote:> I also introduced them to comp.lang.perl.I present a triple-whammy:Usenet as above, plus www.perlmonks.com and lists.perl.org.-- Tad McClellan SGML consulting tadmcaugustmail.com Perl programming Fort Worth, Texashttp://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/05/msg567.html Re: How to get people use forums and mailing lists was Re: Career Help Urgent! by brian d foy- May 17, 2006 In article<d8a74af10605170733v27abee2ey853f2a86309af2bdmail.gmail.com>, GaborSzabo <szabgabgmail.com> wrote:> This is a separate topic, but in my classes I noticed that a very> large proportion> of the students would not use any forum or mailing list to ask a question.> I guess this is somewhere in the 80-90% range of the students.> I am talking about engineers, QA people etc.I&39;ve noted the same thing, and I really don&39;t blame them. Most of thepeople who...http://www.nntp.perl.org/group/perl.trainers/2006/05/msg566.html |