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Old 31-07-2009, 09:40   #2706
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Lightbulb Re: Coming Soon to Virgin TV (2009)

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Originally Posted by Nook29 View Post
I'm perfectly chilled, it's just getting a bit repetative with everyone asking the same questions, when they're readily available in this thread and others, and other websites.

I apologise.
No you are right to be frustrated. I'm sure we all are. Over the past few weeks in particular there have been a very large number of repeat questions, many of them in close proximity to the answer!

May I suggest ...

Before posting a question:-

Read post number one, Media Boy's big listing, in it's entirety or use your browser find facility to look for your topic of interest.
Get up a half an hour earlier and read all the posts since you last checked in.
Use the Thread Search facility to look for your topic of interest.

When answering a repeat question, rather than repeating the answer:-

Insert a link to post number one.
Insert a link to the answer.
Insert a link to my suggestions.

Okay. It's a bit more time-consuming and you are doing the searching on behalf of the question-poster but at least you won't run the risk of posting a partial or ambiguous answer that will generate even more questions.

Just a thought or two.
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