tab1075 wrote:
Philly_Phan
wrote:
A solution was given. Please stop whining.
There has yet to be a solution to the issues brought up in this thread. There have only been suggestions of using alternate tools and work-arounds to help alleviate some of the frustration. So as long as newcomers find their way to this thread seeking help, and don't want to read through the entire thread, myself and others will continue to offer those alternate tools and work-arounds. If you only want to come here to harass people, stop whining about the tool we choose to use and avoid the thread.
Csound1
wrote:
Hey Tab, Instead of criticizing others why don't you offer some help
That's interesting coming from someone who admittedly doesn't use a PC so has no reason to be in this thread and only harasses people for using a tool you don't use.
If you haven't noticed, I've returned to this thread on several occasions to inform newcomers to this thread of the work-arounds that have been posted here. Many choose not to read through large threads, so I've been happy to repeat what we've learned for those who haven't. Maybe you can start acknowledging the ones who do help rather than argue with us. What have you done here, besides attack people for using Windows Explorer?
gail from maine wrote:
Ignore and violate the TOU often enough on this forum, and you won't be heard from again. If you want help, then explain what it is you want help with. If you want to complain, go elsewhere....
Cheers,
GB
Please point to where I encouraged anyone to ignore the TOU. I most certainly did not. I don't see you going after Lawrence or Csound, for example, for all of the many attacks and insults they've posted simply because people choose to use a certain Windows tool that they do not. It's obvious we're not all help to the same standards here. As I said before, this thread runs smoothly when a few troublemakers aren't around. If they have nothing helpful to offer, why aren't you telling them to go elsewhere?
Here, specifically:
If you take issue with users who complain about the problems they're having with their Apple devices, you're going to be awfully busy going around to all of the threads telling them to stop complaining. Support forums are where people come to complain. Always have been, always will be, regardless of the product or service. Quoting the TOU won't change that.
Relative to this:
Unless otherwise noted, your Submission should either be a technical support question or a technical support answer. Constructive feedback about product features is welcome as well. If your Submission contains the phrase "I'm sorry for the rant, but…" you are likely in violation of this policy.
Complaining is neither a question nor is it an answer. It also isn't constructive feedback. It is just complaining. The example of "I'm sorry for the rant, but..." is a guideline. A rant is just a complaint registered with more passion, shall we say. But the degree is not implied in the example, and any complaining simply for the sake of complaining is against the TOU....
GB