How to submit a post in Communities
Internet etiquette lesson:
Seriously, people- quit being lazy.
There are easily 100 posts regarding the laptop battery issues, another couple hundred about login issues, another 50 about not being able to download, etc.
QUIT BEING LAZY AND LOOK FOR A POST OF SIMILAR TOPIC TO WHAT YOU'RE POSTING ABOUT. When you start to type in your question, Apple actually searches for posts similar to what your typing. It's not hard to click on one of those before clicking "Post your question to the community." Maybe it's just me, but it seems we really have become the self-centered community the rest of the world paints us out to be.
If you follow internet etiquette and post to similar threads/ questions as yours, this will make it MUCH easier for Apple to address our problems and send out a patch. The current system of just posting your question without looking means it's going to take that much longer for a techie at Apple to read through each and every individual post and address it in a future patch.... Think about it. Would you want that job?!
And, don't just post in the first forum you see at the top of the screen with a completely unrelated problem to what the rest of the discussion is talking about. This will not help us or you to solve your problem.
Thank you!!
This needs to be made a sticky that is always at the top and managed by admins to get rid of posts that are spam or unrelated.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.7)