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How so many people use PF as their own personal search engine. Find XYZ for me, and do it NOW!
Seriously, typing www.google.com[/url] takes less effort than [url]www.physicsforums.com[/URL], and then making an entire thread on the most asinine question.
Correction, do my homework for me, URGENT! DUE TOMORROW!
Reposted in student speak:
How so many people use PF as their own personal search. find XYZ for me, and do it NOW!11!
srsly, typing [PLAIN]www.google.com[/url] takes less effort than [url]www.physicsforums.com[/URL], and making entire thread on the most easiest q's.
Do homework for me, URGENT! XD
Let's review, boys and girls:
(1) - [b]I[/b] is capitalized in a sentence
(2) - you don't...need...to...do this... every sentence... just type normally...
(3) - too and to are different, know this difference
(4) - your and you're are different, know this difference too (see (3) about usage of too)
(5) - if you're working on a project, consolidate all your project question in one thread, it will do us all a favor reading them. :smile:
(6) - show us what results you have come up with so far, but need help with moving forward
(7) - don't throw around acronyms without explaining what they are.
The goal of people helping on PF not just to give students advice, but to help them mature as well rounded scientists and engineers. That means striving to produce clear, understandable posts expected of any college student handing in an assignment to a professor. This also translates to email correspondence with your professors, or companies you work for. Develop these skills now, and it will pay off in the long run. Strive to constantly improve yourself in all areas: be it making presentations, giving a talk, writing, or analytic skills.Edit: Did [b]I[/b] mention that [b]I[/b] is capitalized in a sentence? [b]I[/b] think [b]I[/b] did, [b]I[/b] just wanted to be sure. (i think we all get the point)...wait a minute...
Seriously, typing www.google.com[/url] takes less effort than [url]www.physicsforums.com[/URL], and then making an entire thread on the most asinine question.
Correction, do my homework for me, URGENT! DUE TOMORROW!
Reposted in student speak:
How so many people use PF as their own personal search. find XYZ for me, and do it NOW!11!
srsly, typing [PLAIN]www.google.com[/url] takes less effort than [url]www.physicsforums.com[/URL], and making entire thread on the most easiest q's.
Do homework for me, URGENT! XD
Let's review, boys and girls:
(1) - [b]I[/b] is capitalized in a sentence
(2) - you don't...need...to...do this... every sentence... just type normally...
(3) - too and to are different, know this difference
(4) - your and you're are different, know this difference too (see (3) about usage of too)
(5) - if you're working on a project, consolidate all your project question in one thread, it will do us all a favor reading them. :smile:
(6) - show us what results you have come up with so far, but need help with moving forward
(7) - don't throw around acronyms without explaining what they are.
The goal of people helping on PF not just to give students advice, but to help them mature as well rounded scientists and engineers. That means striving to produce clear, understandable posts expected of any college student handing in an assignment to a professor. This also translates to email correspondence with your professors, or companies you work for. Develop these skills now, and it will pay off in the long run. Strive to constantly improve yourself in all areas: be it making presentations, giving a talk, writing, or analytic skills.Edit: Did [b]I[/b] mention that [b]I[/b] is capitalized in a sentence? [b]I[/b] think [b]I[/b] did, [b]I[/b] just wanted to be sure. (i think we all get the point)...wait a minute...
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