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Why do certain people feel the need to post?

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Why do certain people on this forum who are still in the formative years of bass playing give out tips on theory & general bass playing.

If you are not qualified to answer just don't post.
Some of the answers & tips given make me cringe.
Sorry, just venting.

Why do certain people on this forum who cannot write a coherent sentence feel the need to do so & post some lame thread.

If you are not qualified to write a sentence just don't post.
Some of the sentence structures & thread titles make me cringe.
Sorry, just venting.
 
Why do certain people on this forum who cannot write a coherent sentence feel the need to do so & post some lame thread.

If you are not qualified to write a sentence just don't post.
Some of the sentence structures & thread titles make me cringe.
Sorry, just venting.

English is not my first language, I'd like to see you write in french.
It took around 20 posts for the grammar nazis to post, I thought it would only take 10. :hmm:
 
Why do certain people on this forum who are still in the formative years of bass playing give out tips on theory & general bass playing.

If you are not qualified to answer just don't post.
Some of the answers & tips given make me cringe.
Sorry, just venting.

I'm new to online forums, don't know anything about human nature, and just picked up my first bass yesterday, but I'd venture to guess that newbies are enthusiastic about learning their instrument, like to feel involved, want to share what they just learned in their lessons, and posting about it helps them to crystallize the concepts in their minds. I think it's cute, and if they're wrong they need to be corrected so others who are too shy to post can learn - uh, I mean, what do I know? :ninja:
 
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I'm new to online forums, don't know anything about human nature, and just picked up my first bass yesterday, but I'd venture to guess that newbies are enthusiastic about learning their instrument, like to feel involved, want to share what they just learned in their lessons, and posting about it helps them to crystallize the concepts in their minds. I think it's cute, and if they're wrong they need to be corrected so others who are too shy to post can learn - uh, I mean, what do I know? :ninja:
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But still, even if somebody posts something that turns out to be wrong, should you shoot them down or correct them? Maybe they thought they knew what they were talking about, but shooting them down doesn't help them with anything except fostering a #### attitude. Isn't it a better start to assume better of somebody before you assume they are just running around the internet propagating false information?
 
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