[kkid]

I am just generally wondering why many of you spend some of your time helping people on a forum to gain nothing in return (mainly referencing to the people who have very few questions of their own for the forum)?


I do this too on mainly computing help forums, I do it sometimes just to pass the time, what about you?

[kitaman]

1. I don't have a life.
2. I actually have found new customers doing this.
3. I don't have a life

[r937]

i do it for practice, to keep my skill sharp

(skill, singular... i have only one)

[db2girl]

Good question. I keep asking myself this question over and over again... I guess I'm addicted and can't stop now.

[papadi]

Because i can . . .

I firmly believe that once we have done "our thing" a long time, we should be willing to put something back in.

Besides, it is quite enjoyable

A challange (for me) is to not overuse the emoticons . . .

[corncrowe]

Originally Posted by kitaman

1. I don't have a wife.
2. I actually found new customers doing this in the dark.
3. I don't have a dog.

Sorry man, couldn't resist answering your questions.

[blindman]

To make me feel intellectually superior and bolster my shamefully shallow ego.

[MCrowley]

Shallow? I thought it was a vast sea of ego that drove you ;-)

I do it for the challenge, and to keep up to date on some technologies that may crop up here at a later date.

[kitaman]

I wouldn't be talking about a sea of ego's today.

[blindman]

It can be vast and shallow. Like a swamp or something...

[ishu.cs]

I do it because i felt happy when I found someone got benifited from my post and I saved his/her time and torubles

[niki14]

u can learn here much its worth then u can help other ppl :P

[markspend1]

Hey Guys well i think that if you find any forum which are relevent according to your post then its help you a lot and you can gain more info through that.Thanks!!


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