Not everyone thinks like you so your assumptions can be entirely wrong and even offensive. You write about your opinion of someone's comment, feel compelled to use a curse word, and then get high and mighty and try to tell someone to learn something. I am not going to assume he was asking something else. I choose the answer based on what I actually read because I can't read minds and I don't know what he meant, all I KNOW is the question he asked and I am not going to waste my time answering questions he didn't ask. You can't tell someone else what would have been great for their own comment because your thoughts are not their thoughts and for me, NO, that would not have been great because he didn't as about the Windows ecosystem, he specifically asked about the WP platform. You have a right to do that and that is fine with me. Whatever floats your boat and works for you. If that is how you communicate to people, none of my business.Īssume all you want to and take your uncertainties, your risks of not knowing, being wrong, wasting your own time and everyone else's time by saying things that are not true, answering questions that were not factually asked or even written. He asked about the WP platform, I answered about the WP platform with a factual, non snarky reply and you have a problem with that? You may need to rethink who has this imaginary stick you are so respectfully and gracefully bringing into the conversation. Anything beyond that is assuming he asked a different question than what he typed. The only thing I factually knew was the question he asked. So tell me, Wael Hasno, what magic powers are you using to read my mind to conclude that I, "knew" exactly what is question was about? Oh wait, you are even assuming that I knew. Hmmm, seems like you need to get the moat out of your own eye with your smart and offensive comment.
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