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[bobby]

does it really take 2 or 3 yrs for somone to respond ? i just need 2
questions answered by someone who has and can play the game. HELP ! you can
reply directly to (e-mail address removed) if necessary. thanking you in advance cause
i cant type fast. lol

 

[Olórin]

does it really take 2 or 3 yrs for somone to respond ?

No. You can safely assume that after that amount of time, you're not going
to get an answer to your original post and can stop waiting. Try asking
again, with full details.

This is not Microsoft Support Central - it's a newsgroup where volunteers
freely give of their time, knowledge and experience to help others out.
There is no duty to reply, and you have no right to demand one.

But congratulations on your patience - two to three years just sitting,
waiting for a solution to a problem with a game? Wow.

i just need 2
questions answered by someone who has and can play the game.

Well, since you've removed all other history of this post, we have NO IDEA
what you're talking about - what the game was and what the questions were.
So you haven't really moved things along much...

HELP ! you can
reply directly to <genuine e-mail address snipped> if necessary. thanking
you in advance cause
i cant type fast. lol

If you find lots of spam now starts arriving at that e-mail address, you
brought it upon yourself by not "munging" it, and just posting it "raw" in a
newsgroup just now. Never post a genuine e-mail address here. Just don't do
it.

 

[Joe]

does it really take 2 or 3 yrs for somone to respond ? i just need 2
questions answered by someone who has and can play the game. HELP !
you can reply directly to (e-mail address removed) if necessary. thanking you
in advance cause i cant type fast. lol

Here's some advice about typing, take a class, or play an MMO. You'll learn
to type in no time.

Also if you practice spelling and punctuation as well as not typing
Internet'isms (lol) in your messages, you'll get responses faster.

Also when you post a message, this is a newsgroup, and though it is on the
Microsoft servers, it's still considered a public forum, and not everyone
has access to posts from 2-3 years ago, so summerize or include a copy of
the original message in any reply so we at least know what game you're
talking about.

 

[Joe]

No. You can safely assume that after that amount of time, you're not
going to get an answer to your original post and can stop waiting. Try
asking again, with full details.

This is not Microsoft Support Central - it's a newsgroup where
volunteers freely give of their time, knowledge and experience to help
others out. There is no duty to reply, and you have no right to demand
one.

But congratulations on your patience - two to three years just
sitting, waiting for a solution to a problem with a game? Wow.


Well, since you've removed all other history of this post, we have NO
IDEA what you're talking about - what the game was and what the
questions were. So you haven't really moved things along much...


If you find lots of spam now starts arriving at that e-mail address,
you brought it upon yourself by not "munging" it, and just posting it
"raw" in a newsgroup just now. Never post a genuine e-mail address
here. Just don't do it.

damn dude, so harsh.

I'm sure he gets enough spam without having to hide his email from a
little newsgroup like this. I don't know an email address that gets zero
spam, it's just unheard of.