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I am annoyed as I used up all my votes today to ++ most of these posts. If I see someone making sense and being fair I can't help myself.

I feel that there are some simple questions asked, Bod knows I've asked enough of them. How can you define a level at which you are spoon feeding someone, surely it will be in the Monastery as it is in Development: The serial quizzer will be noted and dealt with by each individual.

We've all been the novice and needed help, and sometimes we need to spread the word of the good books, a new Monk mightn't know of the books or realise their importance as reference.

Brother Frankus.

In reply to Are their questions too basic? Perhaps? by frankus
in thread Are there questions to basic? by OzzyOsbourne

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