This is a real shame.
I thought I'd just let you know that we are aware of this particular situation (ie negative/argumentative/aggressive attitudes) and it's definitely a focus point for our moderators. We have tightened up the rules quite a bit in the last few months and it's helping alot. We plan to continue weeding out anyone who is disrupting the forums peace no matter what.
Once again it's a shame to see you go Winterstone and I hope that some time in the future you will come back to us
Regards,
EM
Post #11.
hi W,
I would suggest you concentrate on replying to the OP's problem, rather than my posts, I am sure he/we will find it far more helpful.
Read the OP's post #5 for what he is trying to measure.
Eric
Post #13.
Its not a case of comments not being allowed, its just that the OP's topic is often derailed by discussions about some aspect of another members post/s, which does not help the OP to solve his problem.
If you feel strongly enough about the accuracy of information with any post, I would suggest you create a new thread, so that we can all discuss it without disrupting the OP's thread.
In many cases what an OP is trying to achieve is not explained to us and we have to start from somewhere in the hope we can suggest a solution or an alternative method.
As you can see from the attached image [post#5] the OP wanted to know why his circuit for AC analysis did not work, the reason why was posted to him.
I suggested a method I had used, either a fast comp or a fast OPA to square up the AC analysis sine wave, this method has limitations
I would now expect the OP to consider variations on this method and its drawbacks and get back to us with his comments.
As you can see from the above copies of the posts on that Thread, the word 'rebuke' was never used, it was made in the spirit of a suggestion in order to focus your posts on helping the OP.
They are looking for their question answered.....not a Thesis on stuff. That is where the interest from the new Member wanes...never to be seen again.
tvtech,
If folks want simple answers, they should not ask complicated questions.
Ratch
...If folks want simple answers, they should not ask complicated questions.
cowboybob,
The bottom line still is that a highly technical forum like this is not a good place to get beginning information.
Ratch
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