Undernet User-Committee Class Project: Please Take Note

Eenie · Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 1:07 am

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[19:39] -Capt`n-Jack- The Undernet User-Committee Class Project Pirate Tutors invite you to learn about Netiquette (how to get what you need on IRC) and our renouned NEW /Silence CLASS Questions about Pirate lore, treasure and discussion to follow. Tutoring in: En Ro Mk (WHAT ELSE?) To join please type /Join #Class - Now! Please do not reply to this notice, which is sent to you as a courtesy.

I have asked so many times for you all to change that wording: "Netiquette (how to get what you need on IRC)" ... I wrote the script you use in that class and it is NOT about how to get what you need on IRC!!!

It is :how to get the help you need on IRC.

Please, fix that, people.

That is, assuming anyone from #Class reads this forum!

Thank you all ever so much.
~Eenie

MrEen · Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 1:14 am

Or, assuming anyone from the Undernet User Committee reads the section of the forum titled Undernet User Committee.

MrEen

P.S. This "BBCode is OFF" is really irritating too!

xplo · Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 8:22 am

MrEen Said "Or, assuming anyone from the Undernet User Committee reads the section of the forum titled Undernet User Committee."

Actually we do read it, and i really don't think that its a big mistake.

both sentence means allmost the same thing.

its not a big deal :s

Eenie · Posted: Sat Feb 28, 2009 7:47 pm

xplo wrote:

MrEen Said "Or, assuming anyone from the Undernet User Committee reads the section of the forum titled Undernet User Committee."

Actually we do read it, and i really don't think that its a big mistake.

both sentence means allmost the same thing.

its not a big deal :s

Then you need to learn English.

And what I am referring to is the title the author gave it that User-Com is stating incorrectly. "Almost the same thing" is not good enough when it comes to titles of works.

And, um, NO. The meaning is entirely different.

xplo · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 5:29 am

ok well then i suggest you to /join #class and talk to the channel operators.

or find out the author and talk to him a.s.a.p.

Eenie · Posted: Mon Mar 02, 2009 6:44 am

xplo wrote:

ok well then i suggest you to /join #class and talk to the channel operators.

or find out the author and talk to him a.s.a.p.

xplo:

I am addressing the issue in the Undernet User Committee Section of the Undernet Forum. That should be sufficient.

And, as stated earlier, I am the author of the script. And I heard that it is not generally acceptable to talk to oneself. Nor in this case, helpful.

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