On Thursday, 21 August 2014 11:05:51 UTC+9:30, Ben Finney wrote: > Everything You Need To Know <ey...@outlook.com> writes: > > > > > I offer something practical and positive to the community, even if the > > > wrong community to post. > > > > You choose to offer it with a self-aggrandising name instead of your > > real name, which is itself an obnoxious habit. > > > > The links themselves are, as you acknowledge, not appropriate to this > > discussion forum, they are a blatant attempt to drive traffic to your > > site instead of having a useful discussion here. > > > > > I am by definition working productively with this forum, engaging with > > > an audience, which has so far mutually benefited us both, as I have > > > already taken requests for tutorials. > > > > No, you are not working with this forum. Your posts are not aiding > > discussion here, they are advertisements for your channel elsewhere. > > Please don't. > > > > -- > > \ "[F]reedom of speech does not entail freedom to have your ideas | > > `\ accepted by governments and incorporated into law and policy." | > > _o__) --Russell Blackford, 2010-03-06 | > > Ben Finney
> "You choose to offer it with a self-aggrandising name instead of your > real name, which is itself an obnoxious habit." This is because I am hoping, the other members currently creatign tutorials will be posting and responding to people as well. It is not just one person here! To give my name when we are trying to be a small group would not work. > I am by definition working productively with this forum, engaging with > an audience, which has so far mutually benefited us both, as I have > already taken requests for tutorials. There are links to the video yes, though there is no way to post the video here so I do not have a choice... What would you do in my situation... You are currently working 10 hours a day to help an open-source community which I have learnt from over the years. Free videos, wikis and forums have been the conduit from which I learnt from (Uni was a waste of time). If my goal is to offer something back to the community (and teach for free what cost lots of money at university), and I am covering more advanced topics as we speak. Do I now have to work more hours, create my own web site as well and own forums for given topics and discussions. This is currently just not possible since I am basically poor because of University and spending 10 hours a day producing videos and trying to maintain a household. I did look up the definition of a "Forum" and the goals of this forum community, and I did not see anything wrong. Productive suggestions would be helpful, so far productive comments have been quiet absent and more 'nasty and immature'. -- https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
