[ SECRET POST #5919 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5919 ⌋

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Comments

Re: oh you again

[(Anonymous)]

Oh, you enjoy abusing people on Facebook too?

Re: oh you again

[(Anonymous)]

I mean, yes. duh.

But also every [X] Beginners group on facebook is just nine-zillion posts of "How do I do [Y]?" and "Can SOMEONE explain [z] to me?" over and over. The fucking entitlement of posting before you read even a single other post is staggering. And then there are hundreds of comments like "[Y] is explained in the About Page section" and "If you google this the first thing that comes up is a great explanation of [Y]" and huge, long, thought out descriptions of [Y], and people telling off the OP, and so So SO many posts whining about how it's a BEGINNERS group so why should anyone take the first step of reading previous comments or googling or hitting wikipedia before taking up other people's time? Absolutely unusable. We've got to stamp that shit out anywhere we see it before it grows.

Re: oh you again

[(Anonymous)]

I've given up on joining some Facebook groups because of this.

The volume of beginner questions is big enough to be mistaken for bot spam or a denial of service attack.

This is a " how can our servers handle this sort of traffic? " problem. Not just an internet etiquette dilemma.