How Urgent Requests Impact Online Help Response?

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Urgent requests for online help can lead to frustration when guidelines are not followed. Users are reminded to adhere to posting protocols, including providing relevant equations and attempts at solutions. Failure to do so can hinder the chances of receiving assistance. Interestingly, using phrases like "Very urgent!" or "Due tomorrow!" may decrease the likelihood of a response. Properly formatted requests are essential for effective online support.
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very urgent need by tomorrow.question file attached.

very urgent need by tomorrow.question file attached.
 
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You need to follow the posting guidelines if you expect help. Follow the thread template and include Relevant Equations and an Attempt at Solution; Without seeing your attempt or at least a description of what you know about what the problem involves, we won't know how to help you. We don't do your homework for you!

Also I might point out that it has been found that phrases like "Very urgent!", and "Due tomorrow!" actually make it less likely that your post will be addressed.
 

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