Fabio KTG
Fractal Fanatic
That is the very video that I was referring to. Ah, okay, my bad. Thanks for the heads up
With all due respect surely you see the irony in your posts telling persons how they should or should not behave or react to other posters regarding their entries no?
That is the very video that I was referring to. Ah, okay, my bad. Thanks for the heads up
WTF :roll my Axe Edit works and does what fractal said it would do :lolYes I want to confirm that it is now fixed. And I would like to say sorry to Cliff for getting pissy about it. When I seen him say "basically his beta team found nothing and it's not something that happens to most people" it annoyed me to no end, because it happened to me every time I used it. So I felt his beta team was blind as a bat or they were not doing TM correctly as I was
Glad to see that Cliff found the issue and I thank him for not giving up, maybe next time there is an issue and I call it out, he will take it serious and either ask me to do specific things to help him figure it as I would never go around saying "this is broke or that is broke" if it was not, and Cliff, for me to have a user error without me catching it would be rarer than your beta team having such errors to be honest with you. This last situation shows this. All I want in the end is things to work as advertised bottom line.
On a negative note, Axe Edit is pure garbage now after the update, but I have faith that will be resolved so I'll keep my two cents about it until then
thanks.
Perhaps the same thing that's wrong with you?
Quite a few people here on the forum spend a lot of their free time to help others out and have a long history of doing so. Is it too much to ask for civility and common courtesy when one asks for help or reporting an issue? It is not always what you say but how you say it. Mr. feedback has a history here of being rude, demeaning, and demanding in the way he forms his comments. You apparently don't see that and I find that kind of astonishing to be honest.
I for one in the TM thread he was talking about simply asked if he could supply us with some details on how he produced his issues so I and others could try to reproduce them and HELP HIM. I was basically told to shove off and if I wanted details to search out his other posts on other threads because he shouldn't have to be bothered to do so. It was offending and uncalled for.
That's how issues get resolved both here and on beta teams. You compile as many detailed steps as you can that produced the issues in the first place and try to replicate them and find common points of contention. Let me also add that with such a variety of computers, operating systems, peripheral gear, and personal workflows it is not uncommon for forum members and beta testers to follow the same steps that created the problem for other yet and have no issues themselves. Reporting that is just as important as reporting if you replicated the problem as it reduces variables. But I guess it's offensive to say you didn't encounter the same problem when you tried reproducing an issue yet calling out beta testers who volunteer their time as being blind as a bat is perfectly acceptable. :hopelessness:
Again, if you don’t see the “attitude” displayed in his post above then I suppose my comments here are falling on deaf ears. Hopefully not.
Cobbler, I understand where you're coming from. And I agree that his approach was less than diplomatic.
My humble opinion is that we can call folks out on those kinds of things, without personal attacks and name calling. I know it's easy to fall into that (I've done it myself) but I've also been on the receiving end, and it would just be nice if we could all turn down the "attitude" nob a little, step back, take a deep breath, and go get a cup of coffee (decaf), before we respond. No hand holding or kumbaya...just a little civility and common courtesy, even when we think the other person doesn't deserve it.
