bi0boy
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and it's a disclaimer which doesn't actually exclude her
It's pretty damn obvious what it means
and it's a disclaimer which doesn't actually exclude her
"journalists/students/market researchers." - she is neither of these three things.It's pretty damn obvious what it means
"journalists/students/market researchers." - she is neither of these three things.
Er no not really.the multiple "/" kind of imply an "etc" don't you think?
What do you know about the project beyond what you've (wrongly) inferred from the opening post that offended you ever so much?
Given you were so rude to one of them
The definition is simple. These are community discussion boards. Rocking up to invite people to participate on unrelated, off board, paid surveys has nothing to do with discussion or community.I get that though I think you need to broaden the definition of what's excluded. I'm just a bit more taken aback by the needless hostility in people's reactions.
No, in all seriousness, I think you were rude to her.
Please don't imply I'm being prissy, a friend came to post on here with good intentions and got a really unpleasant reaction. I do think that's a problem with the disclaimer as stands. How about add "/ academic researchers /" in as well to make clear that applies? I honestly don't think it's obvious that it does unless you, well, actually say it.The definition is simple. These are community discussion boards. Rocking up to invite people to participate on unrelated, off board, paid surveys has nothing to do with discussion or community.
From the FAQ: "Please note that these are discussion boards and not a free resource for journalists/students/market researchers."
I'll put an 'etc' in there if it bothers you that much.
You've dissed the project repeatedly without one offering a reason for it. You implied she was a lazy studente. You also said that every survey ever posted on urban is severely deficient.The only person I've responded to on this thread is you, by directly quoting your posts, so I don't know where you got that idea from.
Are you new here or something?She's not a journalist / student or market researcher and it's VERY easy to miss that disclaimer - SO: why are you all being such dicks?
er, yeah, kind of - the last time i was a regular poster here it didn't seem like the place was filled with such a high portion of dickheadsAre you new here or something?
It says read the forums before posting anything. The complete absence of similar threads should make it apparent that this is not a place to post up a cheap trawl for info.Please don't imply I'm being prissy, a friend came to post on here with good intentions and got a really unpleasant reaction. I do think that's a problem with the disclaimer as stands. How about add "/ academic researchers /" in as well to make clear that applies? I honestly don't think it's obvious that it does unless you, well, actually say it.