Question

You guys skip over math questions but attack a person for asking a question in the wrong subject lol

Answer 1

Guilty as charged.

Answer 2

I don't "attack" I politely tell them but still...

Answer 3

Nobody is under any obligation to help anybody, and people help as we can and are willing; categories help keep things where they are supposed to be.

Otherwise you get people asking about Greek history in the Math section and it makes no sense.

People should help each other as much as they can, but people should also put things in the right category, man.

Answer 4

Woah. Most of the time people don't even realize their putting something in the wrong section.

Answer 5

Well alot of ppl shouldnt be jerks about it @Mendicant_Bias they should just skip the question and maybe that person will take a hint

Answer 6

^^^

Answer 7

Man, there is literally no way, unless you are blind, when virtually every other comment in the section is algebra, or precalculus, or any kind of math, and a gigantic bar overhead reading, "Mathematics", is shown, that people can't figure it out if they choose to stop and think for a moment.

Answer 8

@Mendicant_Bias I do that all the time, And I can see fine. There's this thing, its called a mistake. Everyone's done it before.

Answer 9

Well some ppl r in a hurry to do what they got to do and dont realize what they r doing

Answer 10

I do that never. I never get confused and post in the wrong section, lol. Somehow after all these years, I never managed to do that.

Answer 11

Well that's you

Answer 12

Well good for u cuz nobody really cares

Answer 13

@NashGriersGirly took the words right out of my mouth ;)

Answer 14

That's most people, actually, not just me. Odd. Either way, this thread also shouldn't be here. Bunk.

Answer 15

Some people make mistakes and there is no reason to attack them for making them.

Answer 16

If "attacking" is, "pointing out that somebody is in the wrong section", there's a different problem here.

Answer 17

....okay....

Answer 18

Don't spam! Common forms of spam include:

Posting a question multiple times within a short period of time.
Posting a question that is off topic for a particular group (i.e. posting a physics question in the Mathematics group).
Posting a reply that is not relevant to the topic of discussion within that question.
>>>Posting questions that are not, in fact, questions (for example, starting a question in the Mathematics group to wish someone "Happy Birthday").<<<
Sending the same chat message repeatedly.
Filing false abuse reports on a user repeatedly.

http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 19

@Mendicant_Bias Is Correct here. Close this question please. :)

Answer 20

SOMEONE PLEASE HELP ME

Answer 21

You have to be more specific. Are you in desperate need of police or ambulance? or do you have a difficult question?

Answer 22

@Secret-Ninja I have a short word problem that I need help with and will give a medal

Answer 23

You click there and post your question. Then tag me so I can go. :)