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People who start threads asking for specific advice or info and then who never return to the thread

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Hassled · 16/01/2012 17:21

  • it's polite to say "thank you", you know.

Here's an example. Hacks me right off. Maybe he only has access to the internet once a week - maybe he's forgotten. Both seem unlikely - it's just plain rude.

And this isn't a thread about a thread - that was just a recent example that was on my Threads I'm On. There are loads of them - very specific requests for information which people go out of their way to provide and then - nothing. Silence.

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OnlyANinja · 16/01/2012 17:22

I concur.

OnlyANinja · 16/01/2012 17:22

I want to know that the person has actually seen the advice that I gave.

There's a button up there that says "Threads I Started". Use it.

CrispLeCrisp · 16/01/2012 17:24

When are you coming back? Wink

I do agree BTW, especially when you post in detail about something which you really might think will help someone and then they stick a virtual 2 fingers up at it. Bad form.

QuintessentiallyShallow · 16/01/2012 17:24

OMG! I never knew there was a button "Threads I started".

I post a lot. Sometimes posts disappear out of threads I am on, and I cant find my threads! Confused

CrispLeCrisp · 16/01/2012 17:25

'really might think'???? No wonder people ignore it if my English is always that bad HmmGrin

OnlyANinja · 16/01/2012 17:26

I don't mind if people don't take the advice I gave I just want to know that they saw and and ideally know what they did and what happened next.

JustHecate · 16/01/2012 17:26

I know what you mean.

There are LOADS of threads where I am just dying to know how it all turned out, but they never come back to it.

I have, erm, Blush even PMd people to say hi, just to let you know people are bumping that thread, wondering if you're ok.

When what I really mean is - what happened Blush

Hassled · 16/01/2012 17:30

I'm so relieved no-one has said "you sad, sad nutter" :o

All I want is a "cheers for that - was really useful" type post. Even if they have no intention of ever using my advice. In fact them saying "Hassled - that was shit advice. What were you thinking?" would be better than silence.

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