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What should and should not do ....
In the opinion of a rookie with no points xD ...!
[Color = DarkRed] Board Number 1:
Be original do not steal other people's content [/ color]

and if you had thought about doing at least haslo with estiloo

Ok nooo ...

2 .- Is your point of opinion no matter what others think of you

Ok ok sii matter what others think of you is he who will give you more points ...?
3 .- Talk about any topic of interest ....



For example, gaming, facebook, messenger or the second world war and nuclear disasters in Japan
4 .- The morbidity, violence, and women are not the only way to get attention (they are the best performers have (but do not do))

I personally prefer a white joke that one of those jokes that after hearing them you feel like shit or take a shower
And finally the 5th most important advice and chuck norris Ask your post to be successful ...!

and exterminate with a roundhouse kick to all those who see this post and not leave points

Well I hope you have enjoyed this my first post and ...

Let some point it does not affect its economy if they do not leave a comment points

Pergolini trial loses

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Beto Casella won the trial of Mario Pergolini

After several months of legal battle, finally gave its verdict, and Justice Beto Casella won the trial of Mario Pergolini.

The host of "What is it?" He had filed a civil suit to Casella for insulting him in a mobile "Intruders."

Pergolini argued that the words "hurt him" and demanded compensation. However, the Court gave him reason to Beto in the first and second instance.

"He's had problems with me for a long time, is a systematic thing. I have no problems with it. Now go to the Supreme Court do not know ...", Casella launched into dialogue with "Intruder."

Then, the host added: "I have no problems taking a coffee with him. I never had a legal problem with anyone but in this case, the Justice gave me the reason to me. "

Meanwhile, on his meeting with Pergolini at the hearings, Casella shot: "Pergolini not look you in the face when you face it. The first settlement was and neither looked at me, the second was not. "

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Have we changed the Linux users?

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Very interesting article I read in Linux that talks about something many people complain rookie or windoleros and the lack of help from Linux users to solve problems. Without further preface I leave the article:

Linux Journal is probably one of the essential journals in the history of Linux. I have not bought it, but its online version is still a fantastic source of information, but yes, the interface design and have fallen a little behind.

But the content, as I said, it's still really good. I met yesterday with an article by a writer named Chase Crum entitled "User vs Linux. Linux Culture" in which he related his recent experience in some IRC rooms where you had to ask for help or when you just came out of curiosity. And that experiment led him to think that maybe the mentality of the Linux users are changing slightly.

Actually, this is also my experience. Looooong time ago since I took my first steps, and when I managed to install the first time I spent several days exchanging emails with people who had done the same thing before and had been successful. The attitude of those users was amazing: just slow in answer, and always willing to try to solve the problem.

That attitude "evangelizing" that I served my time trying to help many people over the years, and ended up serving for MuyLinux come to light and that in turn serves as a resource for everyone but this rule is not always true. It seems that little by little some users with more experience and a different attitude-must be respected throughout the world are simply not interested in helping. When asked why something does not work, they respond with the famous:
RTFM. ("Read the Fucking Manual" - "Read the manual p. .. o)

It is a grave error, I think, that the Linux community is beginning to make. In the IRC room you can find everything, of course: people who help you, and people passing you. But the proportion is shifting dangerously towards a larger group of users who have forgotten that one of the great advantages of Linux was just a lot of people were always willing to help.

Are we losing the spirit of evangelization?

Source: Very Linux